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Business News Supermodel Lily Cole: 'I got a little bit upset by that Register article' Impossible.com millionaire tells Times mag about taxpayer-backed wishing-well's drubbing Top Canadian court: Cops need warrant to get names from ISPs Decision could scupper nascent cyberbullying, privacy bills Bring your own device – as long as it's Microsoft Analysis Windows Phone puts out enterprise call Boris: Look on 'London's digital tentacles', ye mighty, and despair! Mayor in overstatement non-shocker as tech chinwag week starts Want to tell the world how IT really works? Tell us first Reg Events El Reg launches high-end events for high-end tech bosses Data Centre News Oh THOSE products, says Dell. Sure we'll sell them if you ask Semi-secret OEM kit can be yours Google slings SSD persistent disks at huge 'n' hungry servers Flash! Ah-ahhhh! Savior of the Google Cloud Linode busts up Digital Ocean with price-matching speedy server Penguin vs Penguin as prices plunge in Linux clouds Do data centers dream of electric sheep? Microsoft announces machine learning cloud New Azure service sees Redmond open up a bit of its brain to developers Quick as a flash: SanDisk gobbles Fusion-io for an Instagram (that's $1.1bn) +Analysis Who's next into the array world's meat grinder? Microsoft Catapults geriatric Moore's Law from CERTAIN DEATH FPGAs DOUBLE data center throughput despite puny power pump-up, we're told 3CX WebMeeting: Not bad for a 1.0 product – just keep my phones out of the cloud Sysadmin blog Our man puts comms kit through its paces Hey, VMware. You've got competition – from a Belgian upstart Did we mention this open source object store isn't just targeting VMware? VMware puts a price on NSX and tells partners to open fire Indoctrination phase complete: let the selling begin! Hardware News Tesla, Nissan, BMW mull all-for-plug, plug-for-all electrocar charger plan Major e-car makers could find power in numbers Bloke squeezes Apple's boules, predicts millions of iPhone 6s, iWatches Big enough stones to please Wall St, too, apparently How practical is an electric car in London? Comment Free parking? No Congestion charge? Perhaps, but it's still not a good idea Amazon's MYSTERY mobe: Can 3D touch tech hype live up to reality? +Comment And might this upset the Apple cart? IBM says it's made your mobe more chatty New chippery said to extend range, battery life IoT cup claims 'instant' identification of what's in it A tricorder for your coffee or a cup of stupid? Networks News Virtual Africa is the logical target for IP address colonists The last great global IPv4 stash is up held by the region that might need them the most Policy News Facebook didn't infringe Dutch inventor's patents: Jury The Social NetworkTM Likes a verdict Unlicensed drivers rejoice! Cops kill buggy auto plate recognition Western Australia's software could recognise plates, couldn't recognise grace period for overdue payments Firing range for infosec testing opens in Canberra University of New South Wales will let students attack ALL THE CYBERS in safety Ohio man cuffed AGAIN for shagging inflatable pool raft In deep water for persistent plastic-bothering Security News This Apple Mac has malware. How do I mop up? Readers' Corner Anti-virus software recommendations welcome! Give us a slice or we BLURT all your users' topping preferences to the WORLD Web mongrels' threat to Belgo-French Domino's Pizza TIME TRAVELLERS needed to secure Windows 7 June's IE 11 patch depends on unrelated April update Software News Microsoft C# chief Hejlsberg: Our open-source Apache pick will clear the FUD Redmond goes for deep-cleanse Science News Coffee scientists bust critical barrier to interstellar travel Espresso machine built for use on International Space Station Brit boffin to Obama's science advisor: You are wrong on climate change Cold US winters to be more frequent? NO, SILLY Pluto's MOON CRACKS must be PROBED for mystery ocean – NASA Only New Horizons can prove if Charon once had water Bootnotes News Podule-lodged Brit nears two weeks atop ocean peak Rockall Nick Hancock confirms there really is f*ck all on the Rockall

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