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To patch this server, we need to get someone drunk

When maintenance windows are hard to open, a little lubrication helps

SQL king Larry Ellison becomes sequel sultan with controlling interest in Paramount Global

Oh, great: another tech billionaire owns a media company – although his son probably runs the show

NASA's solar sailing spacecraft is tumbling – but that's part of the plan

Who needs fuel – or even engines – when you could use the sun to push a spacecraft along?

VMware revenue bounces for Broadcom, chips were a little undercooked

CEO says market for non-AI silicon has bottomed out

Nvidia and chums inject $160M into Applied Digital to keep GPU sales rolling

Datacenters are the lifeline for its $30B ML-fueled boom

US tightens export controls on quantum kit and chips for China, Iran, Russia

Alloys make the list too, as allies try to ensure foes can't weaponise tech

Homeland security hopes to scuttle maritime cyber-threats with port infosec testbed

Supply chains, 13M jobs and $649B a year at risk, so Uncle Sam is fighting back - with a request for info

White House’s new fix for cyber job gaps: Serve the nation in infosec

Now do your patriotic duty and fill one of those 500k open roles, please?

Raspberry Pi 4 bugs throw wrench in the works for Fedora 41

Problems also afflict the Pi Pico 2's chip

Of course the Internet Archive’s digital lending broke the law, appeals court says

Sorry, no, you can’t just digitize, share copyrighted books without permission

AI-pushing Adobe says AI-shy office workers will love AI if it saves them time

knowledge workers, overwhelmed by knowledge tasks? We know what you need

Uncle Sam charges Russian GRU cyber-spies behind 'WhisperGate intrusions'

Feds post $10M bounty for each of the six's whereabouts