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Azure Cracks, AWS Strong: Covid-19 Stress Tests the Cloud
Performance, Protection, and Sterilization of Face Mask Materials
Everlane customer experience workers say they were illegally laid off
Spotify now works with Siri on the Apple Watch
Google is using machine learning to improve the quality of Duo calls
Google to begin lifting coronavirus ad ban
New York finally legalizes electric bikes and scooters
Show HN: Quill – Messaging for teams that focus
T-Mobile customers with multiple active lines will get a year of Quibi for free
Amazon’s new Blink Mini is a small indoor camera that allows for two-way audio
Nikon is offering free online photography classes for all of April
All Pluralsight videos are free for the month of April
Amazon begins temperature checks and will provide surgical masks at warehouses
Several Sonos smart Wi-Fi speakers are cheaper than usual today
Show HN: A list of discounted SaaS products which you can use to fight Covid-19
Cloudflare CEO pledges to double 2020 internship class
CNCF's Cortex hits v1.0: scalable, fast Prometheus implementation ready for prod
History of Erlang and Elixir
Additional 6.6M File for Initial Unemployment Benefits [pdf]
How to manage HTML DOM with vanilla JavaScript only?
Show HN: An eBook with hundreds of GNU Awk one-liners
Jitsi Meet – Improving Scale and Media Quality with Cascading SFUs (2018)
Palantir in Talks with Germany, France for Virus-Fighting Tool
The Facts Around Zoom and Encryption for Meetings/Webinars
The best turbo trainers for indoor cycling during lockdown
Physics Travel Guide – Physics concepts explained in three levels of difficulty
Telecommuting with the Amiga [video]
Can Universal Basic Income fix the coronavirus crisis?
NASA reveals how many Americans applied to become an astronaut
A Message to Our Users
Jitsi Architecture
Does your video call have End-to-End Encryption? Probably not
SpaceX reportedly tells workers to ditch Zoom over privacy concerns
The goats of the Great Orme have an important coronavirus message
The coronavirus crisis has totally broken the UK's housing market
Well, 2019 finished with Intel as king of the chip world, Broadcom doing OK, everyone else shrinking. Good thing 2020's looking up, eh?
Hello, LineageOS 17.1
The EARN IT Act Violates the US Constitution
Japanese airline ANA spins out telepresence-bot startup for virus-avoiding medicos and fearful tourists
How risky is air travel right now? A new supercomputer model has answers
Release cycle about SMTP stack
Under pressure: K3 to put loss-making UK Microsoft Dynamics reseller biz into administration
OBS Studio: Open-source software for video recording and live streaming
How SNES emulators got a few pixels from complete perfection
What will Covid-19 mean for how we work, educate and travel?
Why everyone is watching livestreams of normal life amid social distancing
Crowdfunding in the age of coronavirus
New Intel Instructions for Alder Lake, Also BF16 for Sapphire Rapids
The UK’s coronavirus furlough scheme, explained
How to Resolve a Conflict When Both Sides Are Right
Computer Spacegames (1982) [pdf]
NASA’s Mars helicopter spins blades for last time before launch
Don DeLillo deserves the Nobel
Why is coronavirus killing more men than women?
Police are totally confused by the UK’s coronavirus lockdown laws
This is how life under coronavirus will play out over the next year
Hong Kong swells tech-buying subsidies for local businesses that buy from local businesses
The best light therapy lamps for 2020
Samsung calls it a day on liquid-crystal display, says quantum dot is really hot
Urine luck: Astronauts’ pee could be the secret ingredient to future moon bases
Groundbreaking A.I. brain implant translates thoughts into spoken words
Relax, breaking a website's fine-print doesn't make you a criminal hacker, says judge in US cyber-law legal row
Sunday: Australia is shocked UK would consider tracking mobile data to beat pandemic. Monday: Australia to deploy drone intimidation squads
Resident Evil 3 could be one of the last disaster games ever made
If Nando’s had to shut, how come your local Indian is still open?
Achieving full-motion video on the Nintendo 64 (2000) [pdf]
Sucks to be you, ICANN. We can go our own way: Opera to support sites using renegade top-level domain .crypto
Zoom is a big privacy headache. Here’s how you can lock it down
Brexit hit farms hard. Coronavirus may leave food rotting in the fields
China is turning the coronavirus crisis into a soft power bonanza
Coronavirus could trap us with our most annoying colleagues forever
Digital Trends Live: Workers may strike, HQ Trivia is back, SpaceX delivers
The peaceful-looking Umbrella Galaxy has a violent, cannibalistic past
Call for netizens to demand scraped pics from Clearview, ML weather forecasts, and Star Trek goes high def with AI
Delivery drones: Where are they when we really need them?
The Mini Electric is great fun to drive and even better value
How the UK’s just-in-time delivery model crumbled under coronavirus
Coronavirus lies are going viral. It’s essential we all fight back
What the rise of Zoom reveals about how we talk to colleagues
Uranus is losing its atmosphere because of its weird wobbly magnetic field
Awesome Tech You Can’t Buy Yet: Lego-style waffles and a no-touch door opener
The best video games and board games for couples in self-isolation
Europe’s lucrative, illegal, trade in sea cucumbers is booming
Huawei’s phone chief wants to get back to making money for Google
The mysterious final voyage of the Alta, Ireland’s doomed ghost ship
The best blenders for making smoothies and soup
11 million names to be carried to Mars on NASA’s Perseverance rover
SpaceX selected to deliver cargo to NASA’s Lunar Gateway space station
The clocks change tonight for one of the last times ever. Who cares?
Drones intone 'you must stay home,' eliciting moans from those in the zone: Flying gizmos corral Brits amid coronavirus lockdown
The 16 best Simpsons episodes to stream on Disney+ UK right now
Inside NHS Nightingale, the front line in the UK’s coronavirus battle
Not having lockdown parties on Zoom? What are you waiting for?
Everything you need to know about coronavirus symptoms
AR therapy for kids with autism may be headed for FDA approval
How a blood test could help us crack coronavirus
See the strange and beautifully layered terrain of Mars’ Juventae Chasma
Problem in parachute test forced SpaceX to drop its mock spacecraft
The best video conference and chat apps for self-isolation, compared
The brutal reality of dying under Italy’s coronavirus lockdown
Where is the world at with a coronavirus vaccine?
London’s rental market is being flooded by bargain Airbnb listings
We need to talk about the weird final episode of Star Trek: Picard
Cops use drones to shame people flouting lockdown rules
Pandemic drones that can detect fevers and coughing will soon take to the sky
A.I. could help spot telltale signs of coronavirus in lung X-rays
U.S. Space Force first launch: How to watch live
The inside story of the UK’s biggest coronavirus symptom tracker app
Huawei’s P40 Pro is for early adopters only – for now
This is the data that shows why the UK had to go into lockdown
How to use the internet during the coronavirus crisis
Reddit’s wedding planners have pivoted to Covid-19 crisis comms
This is why Germany’s coronavirus death rate seems so low
Don't believe the hype: Today's AI unlikely to best actual doctors at diagnosing patients from medical scans
Worried about bills during the coronavirus pandemic? This A.I. lawyer can help
Stanford’s shape-shifting ‘balloon animal’ robot could one day explore space
Best cheap drone deals for March 2020: DJI, Parrot, and more
Don't believe the headlines saying half the UK has had coronavirus
Softcat MD stepping down at reseller months after flogging £1.5m worth of stock
How to work at home on lockdown without ruining your relationship
Deep-space missions impacted by coronavirus, says European Space Agency
How to keep your kids educated and entertained during lockdown
The UK could slow the spread of coronavirus using your phone
This startup is tackling the hidden mental health impacts of cancer
Amazon, Apple, Google, IBM, Microsoft speech-to-text AI systems can't understand black people as well as whites
Review: Samsung 75Q950TS 8K QLED TV – excessive in every way
The new iPad Pro isn’t a laptop replacement. It’s better than that
The age of human exploration is behind us. Machines will take it from here
The UK's coronavirus lockdown, and how long it will last, explained
The prudishness of Disney+ means it will never be a true Netflix rival
Entertain and educate your kids with ABC Mouse — now 50% off with a free trial
All traditions are scrapped: Keeping coronavirus off the ISS
Self-driving truck boss: 'Supervised machine learning doesn’t live up to the hype. It isn’t C-3PO, it’s sophisticated pattern matching'
Germany says nein to Euro Unified Patent Court, pulls plug and leaves it nearby if anyone wants to put it back in
French police the latest to use speaker drones to enforce coronavirus lockdown
FYI: You can trick image-recog AI into, say, mixing up cats and dogs – by abusing scaling code to poison training data
Tesla downs tools in California, New York amid 'non-essential' biz clampdown
Thought you'd go online to buy better laptop for home working? Too bad, UK. So did everyone. Laptops, monitors and WLANs fly off shelves
Thankfully, our AI savior is here to nail the COVID-19 pandemic: A neural network that can detect coughing
Former Googler Anthony Levandowski ‘fesses up to pinching trade secrets about self-driving cars
Are machine-learning-based automation tools good enough for storage management and other areas of IT? Let us know
The show Musk go on: Tesla defies SIlicon Valley coronavirus lockdown order, keeps Fremont factory open
Yes, true, fusion reactors don't work quite yet, but, er, maybe AI can help us stop our experiments from imploding
Eight-core 3.8 GHz CPU. 12 TFLOPS GPU. 1TB NVME SSD. 16GB RAM. Not a half-decent workstation, it's the new Xbox
One whole day: That's how long Facebook's COVID-19 content moderation went without a mess
UK Carphone Warehouse shops set to sling their last phones, 2.9k redundancies hit high street, as Dixons closes all 531 'standalone' sites
Come back, AI. All is forgiven: We know we've mocked you in the past, but we need help analyzing 26,000 papers on COVID-19, coronaviruses
TensorFlow gets its quantum of solace, lid lifted on 'all-seeing crime-detecting' AI upstart, and more
European electric vehicle sales surged in Q4 2019 but only accounted for wafer-thin slice of total car purchases
Uncle Sam stonewalls probe into its secretive airport facial-recognition technology. Now the ACLU is suing
Resellers facing 'months' of delays for orders to be fulfilled. IT gathers dust on docks as coronavirus-stricken China goes back to work
'Up to 300' UK heads to roll at Brit IT services firm Allvotec, with 200 jobs offshored to Bulgaria in cost-cutting drive
AI startup accuses Facebook of stealing code designed to speed up machine learning models on ordinary CPUs
The Internet of Things is a security nightmare reveals latest real-world analysis: unencrypted traffic, network crossover, vulnerable OSes
Think your smartwatch is good for warning of a heart attack? Turns out it's surprisingly easy to fool its AI
Clearview said to be chasing every mugshot taken in the US over the last 15 years to paste into its facial-recog system
Chips that pass in the night: How risky is RISC-V to Arm, Intel and the others? Very
AI-predicted protein structures could unlock vaccine for COVID-19 coronavirus... if correct... after clinical trials
Computer, deactivate self-destruct system requirement, says Sonos... were it on a starship in space, and not a smart-speaker slinger
After 16 years of hype, graphene finally delivers on its promise – with a cosmetic face mask
If you're wondering how Brit cops' live suspect-hunting facial-recog is going, it's cruising at 88% false positives
Gartner vision quest sees Microsoft, Google and IBM nipping at Amazon Web Services' heels in cloud AI
What could power an early-warning system for harmful radiation storms in Earth's Van Allen belts? AI? Let's see, say Los Alamos boffins
Brexit Britain changes its mind, says non, nein, no to Europe's unified patent court – potentially sealing its fate
UK.gov lays out COVID-19 guidance as the tech supply chain considers its own
Honeywell, I blew up the qubits: Thermostat maker to offer cloud access to 'world's most powerful quantum computer' within months
Putting AI in the hands of healthcare
First MWC, then GDC, now Nvidia's GPU conference is online-only as coronavirus spreads in Silicon Valley
Drones must be constantly connected to the internet to give Feds real-time location data – new US govt proposal
Retailers, banks, unis and high schools used controversial law enforcement facial-recog software – and more
Quantum compute boffins called up to get national UK centre organised for some NISQy business
Never thought we'd write this headline: Under Siege Steven Seagal is not Above The Law, must fork out $314,000 after boosting crypto-coin biz
Aria Technology loses Court of Appeal bid over £750k VAT dispute
Hacker swipes customer list from controversial face-recog-for-Feds Clearview. Its reaction? 'A part of life'
Data science pusher Dataiku hooks arms with NATO on battlefield AI contract
It's Terpin time: Bloke who was SIM jacked twice by Bitcoin thieves gets green light to sue telco for millions
Dear makers of smart home things. Yeah, you with that bright idea of an IoT Candle. Here's an SDK from Amazon
AMD takes a bite out of Intel's PC market share across Europe amid microprocessor shortages, rising Ryzen
Capita unfurls new consulting arm. Hmm, what shall we call it?
Mmmm... fresh, delicious tenders: Forget G-Cloud, this £6.5bn Technology Products and Associated Services framework is where it's at
David Phillips, godfather of UK tech distribution industry, dies aged 74
Ireland's B.ICONIC snaffles Stormfront to become largest Apple reseller in the UK
Getronics confirms – finally – that CEO has quit following HMRC VAT payment debacle
One of Blighty's most-loved charities hands £46m to one of Blighty's least-loved outsourcers
Everything must go as school IT supplier Gaia Technologies' £5.7m debt burden revealed
Yay, Intel chip shortages should be over soon! Nope. Strap in, at least another quarter or two to go, say PC execs
Getronics CEO on HMRC winding-up petition: An 'embarrassing' blip with cash in the wrong places
John Lennon says hello. Hello, hello... as Cancom buys Novosco for £70m
Swiss wheeze: Microsoft reseller titan SoftwareONE plots IPO on Zurich exchange
Aria Technology takes £750k VAT fraud case to Court of Appeal
You only need to click once, fool: Gaming rig sales up as Trump presses continue on trade tariff tussle
You and me baby ain't nothing but mammals, so let's watch for tech sales VAT weirdness through the channel
Margin mugs: A bank paid how much for a 2m Ethernet cable? WTF!
HMRC slaps Getronics with winding-up petition: It'll be sorted out today, blurts tech services firm
Hm. Is it wise to assume 'no material disruption' from 'volatile' UK climate, Dixons Carphone?
Arrow? More like Boomerang, amirite? Computacenter buys back tech disposal biz it disposed of
Microsoft blacklisted TSO Host's email IPs from Hotmail, Outlook inboxes and no one seems to care
Microsoft tells resellers: 'We listened to you, and we have acted' (PS: Plz keep making us money)
Will you be inspired by Inspire? If Microsoft's Slack-for-suits Teams is your cup of tea, perhaps
Microsoft giveth and Microsoft taketh away: Partner boss explains yanking of free licences
Microsoft middlemen rebel against removal of free software licences
Who left a database of emails, credit cards, plain-text passwords, and more open to the web this week? Tech Data, come on down!
Ready with the 'welcome neighbour' fruitbasket, retailers? Amazon opens Manchester pop-up shop
Police ICT Company kills £500m procurement, no longer wants one box shifter to rule them all
Europe's home PC buyers reach for their collective smartphone, sigh: We don't need a new desktop. This is a computer, right?
No Court of Appeal for you! Judges uphold Aria PC firm VAT fraud ruling
Quadsys exec who hacked rival firm's database in 2016 convicted of assault
Look what the Softcat dragged in: Revenues grow 21% as UK reseller refuses to blink at Brexit
Carphone Warehouse fined £29m for mis-selling mobile insurance to punters who didn't need it
Product. Reselling. Lives. Computacenter sales fly due to product, not services
Apple reseller Solutions Inc pulls down shutters, calls in administrators
Brit security services firm SecureData sold to France's Orange for an undisclosed sum
Hard Brexit, soft Brexit, deal or no deal: Doesn't matter – all integrator CGI sees is dollar signs
Brexit? Now that it's raining more than ever, know we're OK at Computacenter
DXC Technology bids $2bn for Swiss big cheese Luxoft
Dixons Carphone smarting from £440m loss as it writes down goodwill on mobile biz
UKFast mulls putting IPO on ice due to six little letters: BREXIT
Black Friday? Yes, tech vendors might be feeling a bit glum looking at numbers for the UK
Brit tech buys frozen, but CGI can't wait to get integrating all those post-Brexit systems