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Congrats, HCL, on your £1.5m contract to upgrade a county council's ERP system to SAP S4/HANA within a year
The car you buy in 2025 will include a terabyte of storage. Robo-taxis might need 11TB
AWS to create its own public container registry in response to Docker pull rate limit
Cops aren't normally the most 'agile' of folk, but that's exactly what London's Metropolitan Police Service would like to be
Tuesday 3rd November 2020 16:24 GMT 
Between 2015 and 2017, MPS awarded its service integration and management to Atos, network services to BT, data centres services to Keysource, and hosting and end-user services to DXC.
Sounds like a recipe for Blame Storming...
The Met probably need some help to make sense of it from 221B Baker Street's finest -->
A cloud server with no network, no persistent storage, and no user access – what is AWS thinking?
Much like the British on holiday, NHS COVID-19 app refuses to work with phones using unsupported languages
AMD scores 200,000 cores worth of secret silicon at new Australian supercomputer
Vivaldi heads back to '80s with a pixel-pushing release of its Chromium-based browser
Excel is for amateurs. To properly screw things up, those same amateurs need a copy of Access
Monday 12th October 2020 08:13 GMT
Re: Using a computer where pen and paper would have sufficed!
On the other hand, if you (think) you know how to make Access databases, then knowing that you'd be waiting for 18 months for something you can knock up in a day or so would be very frustrating...
I've had to clear up the mess of scientists' crashed Access DBs before, I'm not seriously advocating the above, just empathising...
K8s on a plane! US Air Force slaps Googly container tech on yet another war machine to 'run advanced ML algorithms'
IT Marie Kondo asks: Does this noisy PC spark joy? Alas, no. So under the desk it goes
Excel Hell: It's not just blame for pandemic pandemonium being spread between the sheets
It really is your last chance to see anything at Cineworld for quite some time, and this big-screen bork speaks volumes
Infosec researchers pwned Comcast's voice-activated remote control so it could snoop on household chit-chat
Consultant leading Surrey County Council's £30m jump to new ERP system will bag £177,000 as £83m cuts bite local citizens
Former antivirus baron John McAfee collared, faces extradition to America on tax evasion, securities allegations
Tuesday 6th October 2020 06:54 GMT
And who can forget the wonderful (NSFW) advice on uninstalling McAfee antivirus
Imagine running a dating app and being told accounts could be easily hijacked. How did that feel, Grindr?
Ring glitch results in global ding dong ditch: Doorbell bling flings out random pings but they're not the real thing
Error-bnb: Techies scramble to fix Airbnb website bug that let strangers read each others' account messages
Brexit travel permits designed to avoid 7,000-lorry jams come January depend on software that won't be finished till April
Won't duke, duke, duke the URLs: AWS backtracks on plans to block old-style S3 paths
Ancient telly borked broadband for entire Welsh village
Adidas now stands for All Day I'm Disconnecting All Servers as owners of 'smart' Libra scales furious over bricked kit
Oracle's Java 15 rides into town, waving the 'we're number one' flag, demands 25th birthday party
That long-awaited, super-hyped Apple launch: Watches, iPads... and one more thing. Oh, actually that's it
When Huawei leaves, the UK doesn't lead in 5G, says new report commissioned by... er... Huawei
Northrop Grumman wins $13.3bn contract with US Air Force to kick off Minuteman III ICBM replacement
The Wrath of Amazon: JEDI wars rage on after US Department of Defense affirms Microsoft contract
Salon told to change ad looking for 'happy' stylist because it 'discriminated against unhappy people'
Amiga Fast File System makes minor comeback in new Linux kernel
Anyone else noticed that the top countries for broadband speeds are well-known tax havens? No? Just us then?
There’s no new normal coming for PC sales, just the boring old normal of a long, slow decline
Thursday 3rd September 2020 08:29 GMT
The only compelling reason I have to upgrade my 6 year old PC is that I'm out of PCI-E slots and SATA3 connections. At some point I'll get around to it, but until I need to plug something else in then I have no urgent reason to do it.
I've swapped all the discs and have a mirror for my photos so I can be reasonably confident I won't have to "test my backups" soon.
Google, Amazon pass on UK Digital Services Tax by hiking ad prices, fees at same rate the government takes
Wednesday 2nd September 2020 11:24 GMT
Re: re: so it'll be interesting to see what the new competition regime makes of this
They've also got few friends in the media.
It'd be quite easy for Google to trash a media outlet if it so chose; just lower it in search results, Google News etc. Look at the Facebook battle in Australia at the moment for an ongoing Big Tech Vs media battle..
Not Half bad: Microsoft back to 16 bits with new storage-saving type in .NET 5
Highways England primes market for £2bn tech spend as part of massive investment in crumbling roads network
Uncle Sam to blow millions on getting fusion power finally working – with the help of AI
CREST exam cheat-sheet scandal: New temp chairman at UK infosec body as lawyers and ex-copper get involved
FYI: Chromium's network probing accounts for about half DNS root server traffic, says APNIC
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