Chipzilla gearing up to drop prices
Temperature’s Ryzen at Intel HQ
The dark satanic rumour mill has manufactured a hell on earth yarn claiming that Intel is going to drop its prices in a move to spoil AMD’s Ryzen 3000 launch.
Cyber security blighted by bias
More dangerous than a Russian hacker
A study of cybersecurity professionals indicates that their confirmation bias is probably more likely to sink their computer networks than a Russian hacker.
Bill Gates says he has never got over one mistake
We missed doing an Android
Software King of the World, and sworn enemy of the mosquito, Bill Gates, says he never has really got over his biggest mistake.
Hot desking is a good way to kill your company
The dumbest management fad ever
The management fad of hot-desking is a damn fine way to destroy your company according to Forbes contributor Simon Constable.
Dell PCs ship with DLL hijacking bug
You will have a fishy on a little dishy, when the bloat comes in
Millions of PCs made by Dell and other OEMs are vulnerable to a flaw stemming from a component in pre-installed SupportAssist software which enables a remote attacker to completely take over affected devices.
Online advertising industry is out of control
Illegally profiling users
The UK’s data protection regulator has warned that the online behavioural advertising industry is illegally profiling internet users.
How socialist of him
US President Donald (Prince of Orange) Trump is looking to require next-generation 5G cellular equipment used in the United States to be designed and manufactured outside China.
Via might save Huawei's bacon
Chinese firm caught between ROC and hard place
While US semiconductor firms Intel and AMD and others are effectively banned from shipping their technology to Chinese giant Huawei, another firm could fill the X86 processor hole in its motherboards.
“Improper, unfair, and prejudicial.”
The US Federal Trade Commission objected to a move by mobile chip supplier Qualcomm to introduce internal Apple documents in its fight to stop the enforcement of a May antitrust ruling.
Huawei shipped 100 million smartphones so far
Up to May
Huawei Technologies has shipped 100 million smartphones this year as of May 30.