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20 March 2013
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Adobe shows great results but CTO Kevin Lynch jumps ship
Harry Potter and the Contract of Cupertino
Microsoft responds to Chinese software contract bribery claims
A yuan in the hand is worth two software licenses in the DC?
Report: AWS gets $600m contract to build CIA spook cloud
Amazon joins military-industrial complex
eBay chief Donahoe sees his package nearly DOUBLE in size
Online bazaar does so well that CEO gets $29.7m compensation
ARM head legs it from core body: CEO Warren East retires
Just as Microsoft forks Windows 8 from Intel
Paying a TV tax makes you happy - BBC
Comment What's that, Sooty... you DON'T want to pay compulsory fee for havin' telly?
Sysadmins: Let's perch on Microsoft Santa's lap, show him our wish list
Sysadmin Blog Haven't we been good, er, all year?
Holly(oaks) talking head is FUTURE of face messaging, claims prof
But where's the smegging sarcasm?
Upstart Starboard Storage cuts staff, looks to flog biz
Left turn for LeftHand founder's firm
Email and collaboration checkpoint
Tech Panel How is your office productivity solution working for you?
Virty market share race reaches the bend and heeeeere comes Oracle
Gartner says users want VMware alternatives for the 40% of non-virtual workloads
Nvidia to stack up DRAM on future 'Volta' GPUs
GTC 2013 Over 1TB/sec of memory bandwidth can definitely play Crysis
Nvidia stretches Tesla GPU coprocessors from HPC to big data
GTC 2013 'Anything a CPU can do, a GPU can do better'
Then there were 3: Micron slowly 'wipes out' NAND flash rivals
'We’re probably the largest SSD public company today'
Dot Hill in a dot hole: Disk array builder struggles to stem losses
What next for the mid-range drive vault biz?
Fusion-io gobbles Brit Linux SCSI gurus ID7
Seasoned with PCIe cards, flash and cash
Storage startups sensible silo sources, says scrutiniser
Gartner says flash startups have a place, if they get the software right
Seagate's cloud backup baby gets software boost
EVault hopes version seven will tempt small biz users
Report: Blackberry BYOD-ware fails UK gov security test
BB10 trips on tests version 7.1 satisfied
Nvidia's 2015 Tegra ARM processor promises '100X' speed-up
GTC 2013 First 'Logan' marries CUDA, then 'Parker' moves to 64-bit Denver
El Reg bundles your gaming past into brace of ebooks
Got coins burning a hole in your pocket? Spend them here....
Review: Sony Xperia Z Android smartphone
The new flagship with tattered sails?
Drilling into 3D printing: Gimmick, revolution or spooks' nightmare?
Special report Top prof sorts the hype from the science for El Reg
Google adds validation to DNSSEC
One small step by one giant foot
Phone, internet corps SNUB US government's cybersecurity ABCs
20 computer defences rejected by telecoms industry
First sale doctrine survives Supreme Court
Books are still property
Is UK web speech regulated? No.10: Er. We’ll get back to you
On-the-hoof tabloid crackdown leaves bloggers, online journos in the dark
Researcher sets up illegal 420,000 node botnet for IPv4 internet map
Potentially risks thousands of years in jail
Chameleon botnet grabbed $6m A MONTH from online ad-slingers
Click fraudster bot fingered after analysts crack its signature
FinFisher spyware goes global, mobile and undercover
Report claims to have found C&C servers in 25 countries
Researchers find cloud storage apps leave files on smartphones
Box.com leaves behind everything needed to download some files
Apple fixes iOS passcode-bypass hack with 6.1.3 update
New code should be big in Japan
MongoDB developers 10Gen tool-up NoSQL database
Polish paid-for version, fix flaws, pray for wider adoption
Breakneck star orbits black hole at record speed
Vid Two million km/h SPEED DEMON
Software bug halts Curiosity: Nuke lab bot in safe mode
Thank GOD for buffer overrun checks, eh NASA?
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