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Beware random inflammatory questions on social media – they may come from a threat actor

Iceotope will need the help as it navigates the frosty waters of global expansion

And it was all thanks to peer pressure

AMD plans to document and open source its Micro Engine Scheduler (MES) firmware for GPUs, giving users more control over Radeon graphics cards.…

Self-driving to the nearest job center

Apple is to chop more than 600 workers in a move likely related to the cancellation of several projects at the firm, including the company's self-driving car.…

In what other sphere does a bad supplier not feel pain for its foulups?

How data collected at the edge can be verified and processed to improve sustainability metrics

Enterprise tech slingers want to see what Hock Tan can get away with – and replicate it

Attacks could be completed in seconds, compromising customer safety

A self-service check-in terminal used in a German Ibis budget hotel was found leaking hotel room keycodes, and the researcher behind the discovery claims the issue could potentially affect hotels around Europe.…

Ed Dwight, almost America's first Black astronaut, will ride New Shepard rocket

Nothing is forever, not even a web page

Forget chocolate eggs, the only event that really mattered this week was 404 Day.…

Even when tech crew gets the tweaks approved, vendor lead times are bonkers, says report

All sorts of levers being pulled to lure AI developers from here, there, everywhere

You can prove them wrong, but they'll still get you on a non-technicality

Algorithms as PHBs – who wouldn't want that?

Nearly half of US office workers expressed concern that AI might take their jobs in a February survey by investment banking biz Jefferies.…

Just disabling Siri requires visits to five submenus

A study has concluded that Apple's privacy practices aren't particularly effective, because default apps on the iPhone and Mac have limited privacy settings and confusing configuration options.…

Today's lesson covers the potential for Loongson's made-in-China architecture to hurt Microsoft and Intel

Some equipment suffered minor damage, but the silicon show must go on

Wednesday’s earthquake in Taiwan will hit at least one chipmaker in the wallet, but won’t weaken the overall silicon supply chain, according to analyst outfit TrendForce.…

Japan's Hoya also makes components for chips, displays, and hard disks, and has spent four days groping for a fix

Will buy tens of thousands of Nvidia's prized accelerators, which will be collateral for the loan