Новости за 29.04.2024

Electric Mustang tech active right up to moment of crashes

The US National Highway Traffic Safety Administration is investigating an electric car maker whose self-driving-ish software was involved in a pair of fatal collisions. It's not Tesla this time, instead it's Ford's turn in the hot seat.…

Whether the project will bear fruit is perhaps questionable

Zilog's classic Z80 chip is soon to be dead, though it might not be gone forever if one open source project succeeds in its goal to clone the legendary processor.…

Automaker could really do with the training data

Tesla boss Elon Musk met with Chinese Premier Li Qiang in Beijing to discuss electric vehicles and self-driving cars.…

Canadian stores shuttered 'until further notice'

Canadian pharmacy chain London Drugs has closed all of its stores until further notice following a "cybersecurity incident."…

Who let the dogs out?

When regular people have disputes with neighbors, the more reasonable party will grit their teeth, bite their tongue, and try to avoid conflict as much as possible. When billionaires have disputes with millionaire neighbors, they'll see you in court.…

Do not disable safeguards by default, says chipmaker

Intel is reportedly telling motherboard manufacturers to use its recommended BIOS settings by default to stop CPU instability issues with 13th and 14th Generation chips.…

iFought the law, but the law wasn't particularly interested in my line of reasoning

Never mind the record revenues, costs must be cut

Google's latest round of layoffs have hit engineers working on its Flutter and Python teams.…

Aiven's bold move to scale up services for Redis users

Sponsored Feature  As applications continue to scale up in the cloud, businesses face a daunting problem: how can they deliver the data to power those online services without missing a beat?…

Satirical news site asks everyone for a buck

The former CEO of web comms tools provider Twilio has bought The Onion, the US satirical magazine that saw its popularity boom in the early days of the web.…

Irresistible magical tech runs headlong into immovable personal data regulations

Finance minister says government has interests in IT giant's 'sovereign activities'

At 34, things don't seem to work how they used to

The Hubble Space Telescope has celebrated the 34th anniversary of its launch in the traditional way: by entering safe mode due to an ongoing gyroscope issue.…

New laws mean vendors need to make clear how long you'll get updates too

Sometimes Linux releases are like buses… frequently clustered together, and rarely as reliable as you might ideally want

Ad tech rewrite to replace web cookies still not to regulatory taste

The UK Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) still has privacy and competition concerns about Google's Privacy Sandbox advertising toolkit, which explains why the ad giant recently again delayed its plan to drop third-party cookies in Chrome until 2025.…

Cabinet Office letter also reveals department lost money on unfinished database project

Zed 80 is dead baby, Zed 80 is dead.... vulture claws over the astounding tech

Sometimes there's more than enough blame to go around

Who, Me?  Welcome once again, gentle reader, to the safe space we like to call Who, Me? wherein Reg readers may unburden themselves with tales of times their tech prowess might have let them down.…

Researcher finds it beats Intel's Xeons for speed on one database-related tests, joins AWS Gravitons in cost-efficiency win

'Remarkably similar' to the Kirin 9000 processor that shocked many last year

Core and boosters are on the pad ahead of (maybe) June launch

The European Space Agency is ready to put together the first Ariane 6 rocket, and has declared the campaign to get it into orbit is under way.…

How SSH Communications Security cuts through the hype around Zero Trust to secure the connections that matter

ALSO: Infostealer spotted hiding in CDN cache, antivirus update hijacked to deliver virus, and some critical vulns

PLUS: Huawei returns to top Chinese smartphone market; China's new IPv6 goals; Malaysia's golden VC Visa