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Intrusion investors went through Blount farce trauma, says SEC

Jack Blount, the now-ex CEO of Intrusion, has settled with the SEC over allegations he made false and misleading statements about his infosec firm's product as well as his own background and experience.…

Always read the terms and conditions carefully

IBM has managed to overturn a $1.6 billion judgment against it after an appeals court decided the IT giant was well within its rights to replace software on a customer mainframe belonging to rival BMC with its own code.…

Dear _____, please excuse _____’s tardiness. Their alarm didn’t go off for (see below). Sincerely, The Register

iPhone failing to get you up on time lately? You're not alone – reports have been spreading of just such an issue. …

Not a great omen if you were hoping to own a future RV smartphone – tho web giant says it hasn't totally given up

Support for RISC-V was dropped from Android's Generic Kernel Image (GKI) thanks to a patch successfully merged today.…

Vulnerable elderly people tricked into paying tens of thousands over fake car accidents

Sixteen people are facing charges from US prosecutors for allegedly preying on the elderly and scamming them out of millions of dollars.…

Open source tool fingered for 100 million PUT requests and $1,300 in a day

AWS looks set to intervene after a customer highlighted a flaw that allows S3 bucket owners to be stung with potentially massive charges for attempted accesses they have no control over.…

U-turn necessary to comply with Chinese law

Despite Elon Musk's insistence that high-definition maps aren't necessary for self-driving cars, Tesla's vehicles in China will technically rely on them now through a partnership with Baidu.…

Historical email in antitrust case shows execs 'very, very worried' about capability gaps

A fascinating insight into Microsoft's inner workings has been thrown up in some redacted document dumps related to the ongoing Google antitrust trial in the US.…

Issue now resolved and isn't thought to be the work of criminals

Aussie airline Qantas says its app is now stable following a data breach that saw boarding passes take off from passengers' accounts.…

Connection failures reported following installation

Microsoft admits that April's Windows update can potentially cause VPN connection failures in both Windows 10 and 11.…

Chip giant forecasts strong GPU growth amid mixed financial results

AMD's datacenter revenue grew 80 percent and it hopes to make at least $4 billion from its GPUs this year, but shares took a hit as this failed to impress market analysts and the company reported a lackluster first quarter overall.…

Uranium is so hot right now, mining CEO is glowing with enthusiasm

Growing demand for power hungry AI datacenters has executives at Canadian uranium mine Cameco glowing with anticipation.…

Data warehousing giant abandons stance against hybrid analytics

Updated  Data warehouse stalwart Teradata has shook off its aversion to the lakehouse concept, embracing the idea of performing enterprise analytics on unstructured data – a situation it once argued against.…

'Unsustainable' losses neared $1B in 2023

The space above the Earth is getting increasingly crowded as launches become more frequent and satellites are squeezed closer together.…

If you lower you expectations, of course. Think more Llama2-7B, less GPT-4

Popular generative AI chatbots and services like ChatGPT or Gemini mostly run on GPUs or other dedicated accelerators, but as smaller models are more widely deployed in the enterprise, CPU-makers Intel and Ampere are suggesting their wares can do the job too – and their arguments aren't entirely without merit.…

As the rumor mill whispers about a breakup with AWS

VMware by Broadcom has made some fresh concessions to its cloud service provider community – and the customers who rely on it.…

'Their convictions wiped clean from the slate,' minister promises

The mass exoneration of wrongfully convicted Post Office managers caught up in the Horizon IT scandal has come a step closer in the UK after MPs passed the third stage of a government bill.…

Kyndryl exec ponders 'fragility of the planet,' as Intel and Amazon offer advice

Comment  How did you celebrate or contribute to Earth Day? Sharing is caring so we wanted to highlight the thoughts and advice from Kyndryl, formerly IBM's global tech infrastructure services outpost, and others.…

Pulumi claims it has culled bad infrastructure-as-code samples

Analysis  Google has indexed inaccurate infrastructure-as-code samples produced by Pulumi AI – a developer that uses an AI chatbot to generate infrastructure – and the rotten recipes are already appearing at the top of search results.…

The Chinese domestic market doesn't care about sanctions

Huawei's latest earnings filing revealed that despite US sanctions it still managed to grow its net profits a whopping 564 percent year-on-year.…