Can The Register run Crysis Remastered? Yes, but we don't see why you would want to
The RPG It's the 'gaming funk' edition, also starring Wasteland 3, Crusader Kings 3, and Among Us
25 Sep 2020 | 25
UK govt urged to bolt tough legal protections onto Arm and protect jobs – or simply veto Nvidia's £31bn acquisition
Ambitions to see the rise of a Brit equivalent to Apple is cool and all but that strategy must include safeguarding chip designer, says union
22 Sep 2020 | 48
Nvidia says regulators will be 'very supportive' of $40bn Arm buy despite concerns about chip designer's independence
Meanwhile, co-founder petitions UK.gov to keep HQ and jobs at home
14 Sep 2020 | 52
Australian regulator slams Google ‘misinformation’ in pay-for-news-fight
Picks out porkie about data leakage as left and right unite to protest ad giant’s objections
18 Aug 2020 | 34
It must have been love, but it's over now: Rockset tries to break up storage and compute, meet transactional, data-warehouse systems in middle
Propositions database land with a 'real-time' system
28 Jul 2020 | 4
Trump's bright idea of kicking out foreign students unless unis resume in-person classes stuns tech, science world
The last thing America needs right now is a brain drain
8 Jul 2020 | 115
Sprint-T-Mobile US merger: Bad for competition? Good for standing up to Verizon, AT&T? NYC court goes with the latter
Judge approves $26bn deal, individual states not quite so happy
11 Feb 2020 | 7
Fujitsu warns HMRC Projects team that 30% of them could be out of a job come April
No jokes, just less work for them in the cloudy era
11 Feb 2020 | 25
It's been one day since Blighty OK'd Huawei for parts of 5G – and US politicians haven't overreacted at all. Wait, what? Surveillance state commies?
You've fscked us, says Uncle Sam
29 Jan 2020 | 108
No, Illyrian, Naqaỹa, Mastika, Automex aren't Hollywood's hottest baby names – they're new monikers for exoplanets
The IAU brandishes 112 new names for the star systems and its exoplanets to celebrate its 100 year anniversary
18 Dec 2019 | 9
Don't trust Facebook's Libra cryptocurrency, boffins warn: Zuck & Co know that hash is king
Analysis It's not about the money, it's about the identifiers
22 Aug 2019 | 74
Crunch time: It's all fun and video games until you're being pressured into working for free
UK industry survey sheds light on ridiculous hours, culture of harassment and bullying
12 Aug 2019 | 83
Boris Johnson's promise of full fibre in the UK by 2025 is pie in the sky
Analysis From the man who brought us the garden bridge and water cannons
17 Jul 2019 | 222
DXC Technology warns techies that all travel MUST now be authorised
Previous price cap of £180 per visit reduced to, er, exactly zero
26 Jun 2019 | 83
DXC: We've told UK government that up to 2,150 heads could roll in latest job cuts
Exclusive 'Expect actual number to go to be much less' says firm, as 1k put hand up for voluntary redundancy
21 Jun 2019 | 37
Minecraft's my Nirvana. I found it hard, it's hard to find. Oh well, whatever... Never Mined
Column What on Earth are you playing at, Microsoft?
23 May 2019 | 49
Switchzilla rolls out Wi-Fi 6 kit: New access points, switch for a standard that hasn't officially arrived
Snitches get switches, apparently - as 802.11ax(ed) and sexy 6 moniker stitched
29 Apr 2019 | 16
Fujitsu 'continues to bludgeon through' UK, Ireland job cuts – union
What's Japanese for annus horribilis? 悪い年? Not a literal translation but you get the point
29 Apr 2019 | 24
SEC says no to Amazon bid to stop shareholders voting on use of facial recognition system
Proposal seeking to halt sale of Rekognition to US agencies to be heard at annual meeting
8 Apr 2019 | 22
UK health tech quango strikes Gould, reckons digital policy wonk has NHSX-factor to run org
Body plans to stick data experts on cancer, mental health teams
5 Apr 2019 | 5
