Simon Sharwood

‘Our soup’s not toxic but this chap’s behavior was’ is the gist of the defense

Africa is again at the center of strife

Chinese giant adds to ‘No AI bubble’ babble by citing oversubscribed infrastructure and surging demand

Warns memory price explosion means PCs may have less RAM, or use low-cost parts

Aims to wash away Washington's vast tech woes with a dose of cloud magic

Four-year effort replaced spaghetti tangle with more robust and recoverable cloudy layer cake

Asia In Brief: PLUS: Manga publishers win Cloudflare copyright case; India, EU to link payment systems; Storm over Australia’s weather website; And more!

Or maybe even sooner, warns Octave Klaba, as AI sends storage costs soaring

The shoemaker’s children have new friends

Who, Me?: Customer signed off and a remaining staffer triggered the mess

Plans a universal API to back up all hypervisors, too

Company thinks you’ll contemplate replacing most security kit in the next few years to stay safe

Thought it was the victim of a ‘hyper-scale DDoS attack’ before finding the fix

And a cloud PC that's for AI agents only

VCF users wrestling with bill shock may get a little relief

Researchers think SpaceX needs to revisit its resilience regime

It’s time to think about a replacement, says Gartner

Getting by with a meager $2 billion quarterly capex – vastly less than rivals, but still cashing in on AI

Maintenance to end next year after ‘helpful options’ became ‘serious security flaws’

Promises some easing of rules that knobble indie devs, eventually