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Machines taught how to 'smell' by new algorithm. How will they cope with shower-dodging nerds?
Bee boffins prove sesame-seed brain is all you need to play football (well, that explains a lot)
Experimental satellite-slinger seeks cargo: What could go wrong?
Google trumpets cloudy Skylake silicon nobody else is running
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Google trumpets cloudy Skylake silicon nobody else is running
Citrix releases first ever XenServer Long Term Service Release
HPE's Australian tax failures may have been user error
Oh my god, it's nearly Monday. Here's some storage news bytes to brighten your weekend
Uncle Sam needs you... to debug, improve Dept of Defense open-source software at code.mil
Ad men hope blocking has stalled as sites guilt users into switching off
Different judge, different verdict? Diageo's £54m SAP legal slap could have gone another way
BBC admits iPlayer downloads are broken
Google's Project Zero reveals another Microsoft flaw
Git
fsck
ed by SHA-1 collision? Not so fast, says Linus Torvalds
UK cops can keep millions of mugshots of innocent folks on file
NSA snoops told: Get your checkbooks and pens ready for a cyber-weapon shopping spree
Big data should be 'part of UK's core national infrastructure' – Civil Service chief exec
Hyperconverged market gets hyper-competitive as new riders enter field
Cloud industry body sets up new data protection code
World to spend US$2.4 TRILLION on tech in 2017
Red Hat’s Jen Krieger joins Continuous Lifecycle lineup as keynoter
Big Blue's big blunder: IBM accidentally hands over root access to its data science servers
Kubernetes and Prometheus flesh out CLL deep dive lineup
GitLab invokes the startup defence to explain data loss woes
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Failed cancer data integration project means labs can't see patient histories
Energy market operator used urban data only, undershot heatwave forecast by 3°C
Engineer who blew lid on Uber's toxic sexist culture now menaced by creepy 'smear campaign'
Toxic Uber sued after driver allegedly tried to rape passenger in car
Nokia’s back in phones. And watches. And blood pressure meters
LG and Huawei unwrap their 'Galaxy-killers'
BlackBerry's comeback: El Reg gets its claws on the QWERTY KEYone
Pai, Pai, Mr American spy: FCC supremo rips up privacy protections for broadband punters
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Machines taught how to 'smell' by new algorithm. How will they cope with shower-dodging nerds?
Bee boffins prove sesame-seed brain is all you need to play football (well, that explains a lot)
Experimental satellite-slinger seeks cargo: What could go wrong?
MIT goes down to the wire: Brain cable pipes electricity, chemicals, light straight into minds
Artificial Intelligence
Internet of Things
Is your AI being handed to you by Google? Try Apache open source – Amazon's AWS did
Your future boss? An employee-interrogating bot – it's an open-source gift from Dropbox
Google to annihilate online trolling with ... tra-la-la! Machine! Learning!
The final 5G technical performance specs have been set
Verity Stob
Alert! The dastardly Dutch are sailing a 90-ship fleet at Blighty
Visit banter.com. More like International BANTS Machines, amirite?
I want it hot and wet – preferably with Wi-Fi
Swedish politician wants weekly hour of paid sex. For exercise
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UK cops can keep millions of mugshots of innocent folks on file
BlackBerry's comeback: El Reg gets its claws on the QWERTY KEYone
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ed by SHA-1 collision? Not so fast, says Linus Torvalds
LG and Huawei unwrap their 'Galaxy-killers'
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Meet the chap open-sourcing US govt code – Paul, an ex-Microsoft anti-piracy engineer
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