'A moose hit me' and other ways people damage their gizmos
The wild world of wrecking our tech
Personal Tech26 Jul 2024 | 91
Computer
From vacuum tubes to qubits – is quantum computing destined to repeat history?
Analysis Having seen how conventional computers changed the world, can you really afford to bet against it?
HPC03 Oct 2023 | 31
Russia's tiny quantum computer is (probably) nothing to worry about
16 qubit system capable of modeling simple molecules, Kremlin says
Science20 Jul 2023 | 17
Intel pulls plug on mini-PC NUCs
How much NUC would a Pat G chuck if a Pat G could chuck NUC?
Personal Tech11 Jul 2023 | 43
LattePanda's Sigma crams a 12-core Intel Raptor Lake CPU into an itty-bitty SBC
It's got an onboard Arduino Leonardo, too
Personal Tech28 Apr 2023 | 10
Why would a keyboard pack a GPU and run Unreal Engine? To show animations beneath the clear keys, natch
At $349 it's a cheap computer and a not-very-expensive keyboard
Systems21 Dec 2022 | 82
NARROWER TOPICS
Intel's top-spec Raptor Canyon NUC can double as a 700+W space heater
Stay warm this winter by fragging some baddies
Personal Tech08 Nov 2022 | 30
Ubuntu continues expanding RISC-V support – now, the $17 Sipeed LicheeRV
As progress revealed on Android port to the open ISA
Personal Tech28 Oct 2022 | 12
Asus packs 12-core Intel i7 into a Raspberry Pi-sized board
Or if you're looking for something lower power, it can be had with a pentacore Celeron
Personal Tech08 Sep 2022 | 23
NASA wants a hundredfold upgrade for space computers
Does it hope to run Doom on the Moon or something?
Science17 Aug 2022 | 37
How can we recruit for the future if it takes an hour to send an email, asks Air Force AI bigwig in plea for better IT
Billions spent on weapons and boondoggles while service members battle away on cheapo PCs
Software28 Jan 2022 | 76
Reach out for the healing hands... of guru Dabbs
Something for the Weekend, Sir? I command you IT devil... get out!
Personal Tech05 Jul 2019 | 56
Power cut crashes Delta's worldwide flight update systems
Updated Thousands flightless after UPS proves pretty interruptible
On-Prem08 Aug 2016 | 87
Ireland's tech sector fears fallout of Brexit 'Yes' vote
Mad, bad and dangerous for trade
Channel29 Apr 2016 | 60
Electronic Superhighway 2016-1966 – a retro: Texts, ar*se and ASCII rolls
Pics The internet. Before Kim Kardashian. Yes, it really existed
Bootnotes21 Mar 2016 | 48
Raspberry Pi celebrates fourth birthday with fruity version 3
1.2 GHz ARM Cortex A53, 802.11n Wireless LAN and Bluetooth
Personal Tech29 Feb 2016 | 102
Come on kids, let's go play in the abandoned nuclear power station
Geek's Guide to Britain After oil, before shale: the future that never was
Geek's Guide26 Jan 2016 | 141
Boffins cure BONING PROBLEMS in 'virtual lab'
Composite material sims reduce need to 'hope for the best'
Science10 Dec 2014 | 10
UK govt threw £347m in the bin on failed asylum processing IT project
Shiny new bin ready for new £208m programme
Databases22 Jul 2014 | 34
Mathematicians spark debate with 13 GB proof for Erdős problem
Try fitting THAT in the margins, math wonks
Science20 Feb 2014 | 87
Dell feels cold probe of US Dept of Justice amid Syria PC sales claims
Blood-bath nation allegedly got its hands on American kit – and Uncle Sam wants to know how
Channel10 Dec 2013 | 21
Sord drawn: The story of the M5 micro
Archaeologic The 1983 Japanese home computer that tried to cut it in the UK
Personal Tech23 Apr 2013 | 34
The healing hands of guru Dabbs
Something for the Weekend, Sir? I command you IT devil... get out!
Personal Tech05 Apr 2013 | 42
I am NOT a PC repair man. I will NOT get your iPad working
Something for the Weekend, Sir? Everybody needs good technology loving neighbours
Personal Tech29 Mar 2013 | 303
MEGAGRAPH: 1983's UK home computer chart toppers
Archaeologic No prize for guessing the leader, but the rest may surprise you
Personal Tech03 Jan 2013 | 97
Micro-computer bakers open Raspberry Pi shop
Mmmm, tasty apps
OSes17 Dec 2012 | 35
Kick your computer... before it kicks you
Something for the Weekend, Sir? Spleen to vent? Take it out on your tech
Personal Tech26 Oct 2012 | 45
The hoarder's dilemma, or 'Why can't I throw anything away?'
Something for the Weekend, Sir? The dangers of hanging on to very old kit
Personal Tech19 Oct 2012 | 228
Haynes Build Your Own Computer book review
Manual upgrade
Personal Tech12 Sep 2012 | 105
HP preps designer desktops for Windows 8
Claims world's slimmest all-in-one PC
OSes10 Sep 2012 | 24
RIP Brian Wynne Oakley: Saviour of Bletchley Park
Obituary When Big Government was a good thing
Bootnotes29 Aug 2012 | 20
Atari turns 40: Pong, Pac-Man and a $500 gamble
Did 1980s joystick deathgrip give you a claw hand?
Personal Tech27 Jun 2012 | 51
Chess algorithm written by Alan Turing goes up against Kasparov
Performs exactly the way a real human would
Science26 Jun 2012 | 64
Microsoft digs Doppler to effect gesture detection
Sound thinking
Personal Tech10 May 2012 | 29
Boffins baking big-data single chip architecture
Graphene, electrons and the end of 'conventional silicon electronics'
Science08 May 2012 | 13
Raspberry Pi signs big-name sellers
RS Components, Element 14 to offer programming computer
Personal Tech29 Feb 2012 | 150
Paper PCs design rolled out
Pipe reams
Personal Tech16 Feb 2012 | 30
Newfangled graphics engine for browsers fosters data theft
The shady truth behind CSS shaders
Security14 Dec 2011 | 23
Espionage hack attack preys on chemical firms
Spotted in the wild: Nitro Part II
Security12 Dec 2011 | 3
Four Romanians charged with hacking 150 Subway shops
Point-of-sale breach reaps millions in ill-gotten gains
Security09 Dec 2011 | 33
Chrome is the most secured browser - new study
Firefox finishes last in 3 browser security race
Security09 Dec 2011 | 101
Man fights felony hacking charge for accessing wife's email
Gmail showed her having extramarital affair
Security07 Dec 2011 | 55
It's ba-ack. Exploit revives slain browser history bug
Attack reveals recently visited websites
Security05 Dec 2011 | 22
Consumers go console crazy for Crimbo
Record sales for games world
Personal Tech01 Dec 2011 |
World's first Win 8 malware 'bootkit' to debut next week
'Stoned Lite' too impaired to defeat UEFI
OSes18 Nov 2011 | 14
Water utility hackers destroy pump, expert says
Updated SCADA breach 'a really big deal'
Security17 Nov 2011 | 67
Crooks make it rain by seeding cloud with zombies
Your compute resources rented out
Security17 Nov 2011 | 9
Tour de France winner sentenced for hack of doping lab
Trojan siphoned 1,700 confidential files
Security12 Nov 2011 | 19
Feds shutter DNS malware scam that infected 4 million PCs
$14m scheme attacked Macs as well as Windows
Security09 Nov 2011 | 2
Accused Hollywood hacker does about face, pleads not guilty
Previously apologized for invading celeb's privacy
Security02 Nov 2011 | 5
Thousands of WordPress sites commandeered by Black Hole
Webmasters, update TimThumb now!
Security02 Nov 2011 | 5
(At least) 4 web authentication authorities breached since June
SSL security chain as good a broken
Security27 Oct 2011 | 16
Japan's Parliament, defense contractor, pierced by hackers
Emails, fighter jet plans, exposed
Security25 Oct 2011 | 5
World's stealthiest rootkit gets a makeover
Now, TDL4 harder than ever to eradicate
Security21 Oct 2011 | 41
Bug in Flash Player allowed Mac webcam spying
Updated Adobe issues patch for 'clickjacking' hole
Security20 Oct 2011 | 13
Stuxnet-derived malware found infecting SCADA makers
Duqu trojan in the wild since December
Security18 Oct 2011 | 25
Hacktivists pose growing threat to industrial computing
DHS warns nation about Anonymous
Security18 Oct 2011 | 29
US military debated hacking Libyan air defenses
Obama urged to keep Ferrari in garage for time being
Security17 Oct 2011 | 39
Mass ASP.NET attack causes websites to turn on visitors
614,000 pages so far in ongoing epidemic
Security14 Oct 2011 | 35
Peer-to-peer update makes ZeuS botnets harder to take down
Not your father's zombie network
Security13 Oct 2011 | 1
Microsoft flags Firefox and Chrome for security failings
Guess what it says about IE 9
OSes11 Oct 2011 | 76
SpyEye banking trojan: now with SMS hijacking capability
One-time passwords zapped to fraudsters
Security06 Oct 2011 | 19
Biting the hand that feeds IT
