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Microsoft to remove full ReFS support from Windows 10 Pro, push Workstation SKU

Published: 21/08/2017

Microsoft is pushing its new file system out of the mainstream and into the high end. Read more

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Intel first 8th generation processors are just updated 7th generation chips

Published: 21/08/2017

No Coffee Lake or Cannonlake here; these are doubled up Kaby Lake parts. Read more

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NASA’s Voyagers: 35 years of inspiration [Update: Now it’s 40]

Published: 19/08/2017

The two Voyager probes changed how we view science and the Universe. Read more

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Code chunk in Kronos malware used long before MalwareTech published it

Published: 18/08/2017

Marcus Hutchins, the researcher who stopped WCry, complained his code was lifted. Read more

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“Bing is bigger than you think,” Microsoft boasts, at 33% of US searches

Published: 18/08/2017

It turns out that "But nobody uses Bing!" isn't actually true. Read more

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Secret chips in replacement parts can completely hijack your phone’s security

Published: 18/08/2017

Booby-trapped touchscreens can log passwords, install malicious apps, and more. Read more

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Hyundai looks to build a >300-mile-range electric car

Published: 18/08/2017

More carmakers are looking toward electric vehicles as fuel cell falters. Read more

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Another feature slips out of the Windows 10 Fall Creators Update

Published: 17/08/2017

Story Remix's jawdropping 3D capabilities won't be there on day one. Read more

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We may have caught supernova debris slamming into neighboring stars

Published: 17/08/2017

Many stars have companions that will be in the line of fire when the star explodes. Read more

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Bank-fraud malware not detected by any AV hosted in Chrome Web Store. Twice

Published: 16/08/2017

Extension that surreptitiously steals bank passwords uploaded twice in 17 days. Read more

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Fiat Chrysler, BMW, and Intel announce plans to build self-driving tech

Published: 16/08/2017

Smallest Detroit automaker is relying on partners for self-driving tech help. Read more

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Researchers use lasers to weld spider silk to kevlar

Published: 16/08/2017

The silk proteins themselves are involved in locally increasing the laser power. Read more

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Aston Martin and Zagato team up again for Pebble Beach

Published: 16/08/2017

These aren’t your run-of-the-mill Aston Martins. Read more

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An ancient Chrome tab trick just blew my mind

Published: 15/08/2017

Tab management in Chrome is easier than I thought. Read more

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Intel’s next generation chip plans: Ice Lake and a slow 10nm transition

Published: 15/08/2017

Company quietly announces chips built on “10nm+” process even before 10nm ones are out. Read more

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Powerful backdoor found in software used by >100 banks and energy cos.

Published: 15/08/2017

Advanced ShadowPad malware lurked in digitally signed products sold by NetSarang. Read more

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Researchers may have devised a sensitive test for new particles

Published: 15/08/2017

A phenomenon predicted in the 1930s shows up thanks to lead atom near misses. Read more

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Update gone wrong leaves 500 smart locks inoperable

Published: 15/08/2017

Fatal error leaves customers scrambling for fixes that can take a week or longer. Read more

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Elon Musk’s Dota 2 AI beats the professionals at their own game

Published: 14/08/2017

But humans did eventually prevail over the computers. Read more

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