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13 August 2025
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Suetopia: Generative AI is a lawsuit waiting to happen to your business
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Off-Prem
Ebuyer website bought by Fraser Group plc
UK online reseller bought out of administration in -pre-pack agreement, say sources 30 Comments |
IBM Cloud hit by Severity One incident with the same symptoms as other recent SNAFUs
Outages, degraded service, and login troubles hit 10 regions and 27 services 9 Comments |
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Security at a Tipping Point: Why Incremental Fixes no Longer Work
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Unleashing the power of NotebookLM: Your AI research and learning companion
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On-Prem
Beijing doesn't want Nvidia's H20s anywhere near sensitive government workloads
Don't need to give Uncle Sam any more reason to think kill switches are a good idea 7 Comments |
US lawmakers introduce bill to update ancient export control IT systems
Last year's attempt failed, but increased concern over the state of the BIS might make the second time the charm 1 Comments |
GSA inks another $1 OneGov vendor deal, this time with Anthropic
Deal could give legislative and judicial agencies access to AI that hallucinated legal citations in a court filing |
Arm juices mobile GPUs with neural tech for better graphics
Designs scheduled for launch in 2026, developer kit for programmers out today 2 Comments |
Trump does a 180 on Intel chief following White House meeting
Chip giant praises 'president's strong leadership,' promises to 'restore this great American company' 33 Comments |
Colo operators flock to emerging markets to build DCs
Joburg and Warsaw among the hotspots for sprawling server farm construction 2 Comments |
Poisoned telemetry can turn AIOps into AI Oops, researchers show
Sysadmins, your job is safe 4 Comments |
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When continuity is critical to public safety, persistence is non-negotiable
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The Total Economic Impact™ of Google Workspace
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Security
Microsoft's Patch Tuesday baker's dozen: 12 critical bugs plus a SharePoint RCE
None under active exploit…yet |
Manpower franchise discloses data theft after RansomHub posts alleged stolen data
And yes, there’s the usual credit monitoring |
Major outage at Pennsylvania Attorney General's Office blamed on 'cyber incident'
Website, emails, and phones are down for a second day |
BlackSuit ransomware crew loses servers, domains, and $1m in global shakedown
US cops yank servers, domains, and crypto from the Russia-linked gang - but the crooks remain at large |
Oh, great.Three notorious cybercrime gangs appear to be collaborating
Scattered Spider, ShinyHunters, and Lapsus$ spent the weekend bragging to each other on a Telegram channel 1 Comments |
Hyundai: Want cyber-secure car locks? That'll be £49, please
Automaker's answer to spate of car thefts is to charge customers for extra 52 Comments |
The White House could end UK's decade-long fight to bust encryption
Home Office officials reportedly concede Brit government on back foot as Trump moves to protect US Big Tech players 56 Comments |
The Performance Crisis: What's Driving the Decline and How Leaders Can Reverse It
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Software
Perplexity takes a shine to Chrome, offers Google $34.5 billion
Could the most popular browser change hands? 12 Comments |
Suetopia: Generative AI is a lawsuit waiting to happen to your business
Enter a prompt and get back a copyright infringement 8 Comments |
Platform9 pushes swing capacity workaround for VMware migrants
Efforts to build easier off-ramps are … err … ramping up |
No more 'Sanity Checks.' Inclusive language guide bans problematic tech terms
'Hung' is out and 'Unresponsive' is in, according to the Academy Software Foundation and the Alliance for OpenUSD 92 Comments |
Java 25 puts 32-bit x86 out to pasture, adds 17 shiny new features
Long-term support release candidate arrives, general availability comes next month 2 Comments |
Debian 13 'Trixie' arrives: x86-32 and MIPS out, RISC-V in
Aside from glam, includes cool features like standalone GNOME Flashback session with no GNOME shell 21 Comments |
VS Code previews chat checkpoints for unpicking careless talk
Microsoft’s AI-centric code editor and IDE adds the ability to rollback misguided AI prompts 3 Comments |
Special Features
Defra doubles contract value for cloud and DC services
Legacy tech for nation's farmers must migrate ... contract swells to £245M 3 Comments |
News from a possible future: ‘Rampant jellyfish cause AI outage by taking datacenter offline'
Don’t laugh, a French nuclear power plant just shut down for a while after invertebrates overwhelmed its intakes 46 Comments |
Offbeat
You've got drought: UK gov suggests you save water by . . . deleting old emails
Keep calm and clear out that inbox. Also maybe lay off the GenAI 28 Comments |
UK.gov's nuclear strategy is 'slow, inefficient, and costly'
Taskforce delivers damning interim report on next generation of energy generation 57 Comments |
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