Signal's Meredith Whitaker decries dependence on AWS • The Register
: 'The problem is the concentration of power in the infrastructure space that means there isn’t really another choice'| www.theregister.com
: 'The problem is the concentration of power in the infrastructure space that means there isn’t really another choice'| www.theregister.com
Second-gen silicon to be more accessible for devs and applications| www.theregister.com
: Promises better images, improved safety through 'CornerPixel' technology| www.theregister.com
: First 'AMpLe' concept proves worryingly simple to implement with success| www.theregister.com
Code for the Baidu Apollo brains of the service is yours for the taking on GitHub, too| www.theregister.com
Oh what a dealing| www.theregister.com
'It didn't go through, that's the plus side'| www.theregister.com
Lights, cones, illuminated arrows all involved, say investigators| www.theregister.com
Only one Megapack went up, adjacent containers mostly kept their cool| www.theregister.com
: Infrastructure needs to be increased tenfold before traditional motors banned in 2030, says market study| www.theregister.com
: NHTSA sets 24-hour deadline for reporting significant crashes| www.theregister.com
'Elon's tweet does not match engineering reality' states poorly redacted report| www.theregister.com
: Fault in DynamoDB system cascaded through AWS services, knocking major sites offline for hours| www.theregister.com
'Intel inside' a suspiciously baggy t-shirt gave the game away – as did a truckload of parts| www.theregister.com
Also, don't download that 'ChatGPT Windows client,' and this week's critical vulnerabilities to keep an eye on| www.theregister.com
30 months in prison for providing, um... enterprise mobile banking software dev tool| www.theregister.com
Nuclear, hypersonic hardware is one thing, but you can probably keep the quantum computer stuff, Vlad| www.theregister.com
Don't thank Elon| www.theregister.com
Suggest fundamental semiconductor physics research is needed if China is to build viable local industry| www.theregister.com
Trade org claims restrictions will 'cause serious harm' globally| www.theregister.com
CEO hits out against export restrictions, saying they will hold back semi world| www.theregister.com
Report suggests lawmakers are struggling to balance strategic and economic impacts| www.theregister.com
Uncle Sam is giving out exemptions like Halloween candy to its allies| www.theregister.com
: Wheeled wonder leaves European rail in the dust| www.theregister.com
Wouldn’t want to inadvertently fund the PLA| www.theregister.com
'The single biggest constraint is access,' says exec looking to invest 'hundreds of millions'| www.theregister.com
Wants injunction on GPUs that use what it alleges is its own IP| www.theregister.com
The decentralized social network hints at sustainability with talk of subscriptions| www.theregister.com
Less VRAM than promised, but still gobs more than Hopper| www.theregister.com
You could go all-in on Nvidia for the lower latency. Or tough it out with less exotic kit and tolerate slower training| www.theregister.com
Faster GPUs don't mean much if you've got a network bottleneck| www.theregister.com
Double the bandwidth of previous gen and 6x reduction in power consumption| www.theregister.com
Exascale beast's test system also claims top spot in the Green500| www.theregister.com
: Energy secretary Miliband promises renewable utopia for green and pleasant land... filled with datacenters| www.theregister.com
: Laptop maker's apolitical endorsement of politically contentious projects meets resistance| www.theregister.com
Who, Me?: Big Blue turned the air blue| www.theregister.com
Who, Me?: An early career lesson in the power of documentation, and the importance of exploration| www.theregister.com
Who, Me?: Revenge on managers who slow things down is a drink best served with floating fungus| www.theregister.com
Who, Me?: Student thought she had the hang of this 'Linux' thing and its kooky CLI| www.theregister.com
Some refined their CVs relentlessly. Others studied. Many wept, more than once. But most see an upside to their changed circumstances| www.theregister.com
Who, Me?: Illicit colo cleanup seemed like a good way to get out of the house during Covid| www.theregister.com
Updated: Recording Industry Ass. of America orchestrates war on Udio and Suno| www.theregister.com
High-flying AI scientist claims unfair dismissal following pregnancy leave| www.theregister.com
Claims allegedly pirated content from Books3 dataset trawled by its models| www.theregister.com
Microsoft and OpenAI fail to shake off AI infringement allegations| www.theregister.com
: Class action alleges pirated novels were fed into binary brainbox| www.theregister.com
Copilot code-cloning case clarifies claims| www.theregister.com
Judge won't toss out two key charges, software source slurping case still on| www.theregister.com
: Kessler syndrome is bad; atmospheric incineration may be worse, says astrophysicist Jonathan McDowell| www.theregister.com
: Workaround sent to the big OOBE in the sky with latest Insider builds| www.theregister.com
Harvesting of location data and other personal info without user consent, lawsuit claims| www.theregister.com
Even the sound of a zip could be enough to start the recordings, according to claims| www.theregister.com
Lawsuit says e-commerce giant cut two zip codes from its own fleet without telling residents| www.theregister.com
Cash to go out as refunds to punters| www.theregister.com
Staff able to watch customers in the bathroom? Tick! Obviously shabby infosec? Tick! Training AI as an excuse for data retention? Tick!| www.theregister.com
Siri? Google? Alexa? Could ChatGPT save us from this data harvesting nightmare?| www.theregister.com
Web giant milks advertisers with data harvested from digital assistant| www.theregister.com
Who can you trust these days?| www.theregister.com
The Lives of Others: Siri, Google and Cortana edition| www.theregister.com
Gadgets taught to identify actions via always-on mics| www.theregister.com
US pair's private chat sent to coworker by AI bug| www.theregister.com
Lawyers argue billionaire's 105-page complaint 'lurches from theory to theory'| www.theregister.com
Maybe Musk just wants the alien space tech that definitely doesn't exist?| www.theregister.com
Meanwhile, the Internet Archive races to save what it can – again| www.theregister.com
Who better to trust trillions of dollars, SSNs and other sensitive info with than Elon| www.theregister.com
Both the Ubuntu and Debian-based editions get Cinnamon 6.4 and other goodies| www.theregister.com
Opinion: Meanwhile, tech titans are falling over themselves to help Trump| www.theregister.com
Statcounter figures show Windows 11 losing user love| www.theregister.com
Seek and ye shall find| www.theregister.com
TPM 2.0 'non-negotiable' for latest OS, says software giant| www.theregister.com
AI snapshot tool stumbles back into the spotlight with more issues| www.theregister.com
Microsoft's hardware compatibility gamble still hasn't paid off| www.theregister.com
Mature, stable – and can rescue corrupt files| www.theregister.com
This wasn't what most had in mind when Redmond promised to make the feature 'great again'| www.theregister.com
Allowing pretenders to co-opt the term is bad for everyone| www.theregister.com
This is like vi vs Emacs with 'religious overtones,’ project chief laughs| www.theregister.com
Community seems to C Rust more as a burden than a benefit| www.theregister.com
Chipzilla taking some punches but could it stay down?| www.theregister.com
Get your hands off my computer, Microsoft!| www.theregister.com
So, so many lines of memory-unsafe routines in crucial open source, and unsafe dependencies| www.theregister.com
Don't sob into your battered copy of K&R though, the shift will move slowly| www.theregister.com
Mark Russinovich, Microsoft Azure CTO, thinks so| www.theregister.com
: Jet maker only gets to issue certs every other week, though, freeing up FAA inspectors to do more poking around| www.theregister.com
Who said workforce development was just for humans?| www.theregister.com
Content analysis system scans data stored on its Creative Cloud services| www.theregister.com
Contributors will have to disclose whether their work was made using AI, and are not allowed rip off artists| www.theregister.com
Are you really saying what I’m hearing?| www.theregister.com
Could ChatGPT be Google's nemesis?| www.theregister.com
Designers' jobs to crash or GLIDE| www.theregister.com
Ah, the enterprise way| www.theregister.com
Plus: City of Edinburgh promises to scrap Chinese AI Hikvision cameras, and more| www.theregister.com
Tells residents to turn in dongles and uninstall apps, but keeps registration system alive – just in case| www.theregister.com
As for Macs, CEO admits PC industry is shrinking| www.theregister.com
Take that, China| www.theregister.com
Tracked location and kept records of phone calls, and determined ability to travel. Which China will keep doing with other tech, for other reasons| www.theregister.com
Protests in Zhangzhou may equate to 15-20 million fewer Pro models in Q4, says analyst Ming-Chi Kuo| www.theregister.com
Buyers told of longer wait times for shiny new phones that don't do a lot more than last year’s model| www.theregister.com
Bad news for Apple maybe; bad news for China's tech sector definitely| www.theregister.com
Plus: Indonesia's four-hour takedown demand; Peak Facebook in Korea?; Alibaba frees font; and more.| www.theregister.com
