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Broadcom ordered to stop anti-competitive TV and modem chipset exclusivity deals by EU
Exclusive purchasing obligations forced on manufacturers by Broadcom deemed anti-competitive
Cray to build next-gen ARCHER2 UK supercomputer featuring 11,696 AMD Epyc Rome CPUs
New AMD Epyc-based supercomputer expected to become operational from 6th May 2020
Programming error in a particular set of Python scripts may have affected hundreds of studies
'Willoughby-Hoye' python scripts produced different results depending on the operating systems on which they were run
'Psychological safety' the most important factor in successful teams, claims veteran technology team builder Tom Geraghty
A work culture in which failure is encouraged helps teams to experiment, work better together and will be more adaptable to change, argues Geraghty
Data on 26 million compromised credit cards 'rescued' following hack of black market website BriansClub
BriansClub is estimated to have earned around $126m in bitcoin between 2015 and August 2019 by selling data on 9.1 million debit and credit cards
Germany to allow Huawei in 5G infrastructure projects
Germany's updated 'security catalogue' to be released this week will detail security standards for mobile operators in the country
Cyber espionage campaign helped China acquire intellectual property behind C919 airplane
CrowdStrike claims Chinese authorities largely stole the technology behind China's first passenger airliner, the Comac C919
Thoma Bravo to buy Sophos in £3.1bn deal
Thoma Bravo offer has been 'unanimously recommended' by the board of Sophos
Iran-linked APT 'Charming Kitten' adds new impersonation tactics to trick potential victims
The group, also known as APT35, is thought to have recently targeted the US presidential primary elections
John Sawers: Home-grown technology must be protected from foreign influence
With globalism failing, the ex-head of MI6 warned business leaders against giving up control to overseas investors
Tiny $2 spy chip can be added to IT hardware, claims security researcher Monta Elkins
Bloomberg has been widely derided for its Supermicro spy-chip story, but Elkins claims it's feasible and low cost
Compulsory Chinese government propaganda app grants authorities 'superuser' access to smartphones
China's ruling party has made it compulsory for members to download and use the app
Ex-MI6 head: Technology is now as important to the world as politics
Sir John Sawers warned that China is rising as a new global superpower, and the West is not in a position to address it
China to make it compulsory to provide a facial scan when getting new phone numbers or internet access
The new rule will apply from December and will no doubt be used to support the country's draconian 'social credit' system
Bill McDermott quits as CEO of SAP
Bill McDermott to be replaced by Jennifer Morgan and Christian Klein as co-CEOs
Dozens of Amazon workers watch footage recorded by Cloud Cams home security cameras
Some clips also show intimate moments of Cloud Cam users
Dyson scraps £2.5bn electric car project claiming it isn't commercially viable
Dyson will now focus on developing solid-state batteries and technologies like AI and machine learning
Rising Stars Awards 2019: Here's our gallery of winners
All the top photos from the first-ever awards for new starters in tech
Mental health and IT: Change is very hard on the people we are changing, says ex-Reed.co.uk CTO
"The wellbeing of the people must come first," says Chris Bradbury
Computing Delta: CIOs share their single key digital transformation strategies
Top CIOs give their advice for driving enduringly transformational digital transformation projects
Ex-Google staffer claims data stored in Google Docs and other G Suite apps isn't as private as users might think
G Suite domains lack end-to-end encryption and content can be scanned by Google for a variety of purposes, claims former employee
DTExpo: "I know I can't hack a bank, but I can hack a person," says ethical hacker
Why hack your way in when you can simply talk your way in?
Garry Kasparov: Look again at Terminator - it's about humans making an alliance with older machines, and winning
Don't worry about apocalyptic, Terminator-style AI fears - everything will be fine in the end, says Kasparov at today's DTExpo
One-in-five IT pros 'affected by mental health concerns' due to work pressures
Rate of mental health concerns three times higher in 'unsupportive' companies, according to survey by recruiter Harvey Nash
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