You get what you pay for

The Fruity cargo cult Apple’s legendary skill at networking hit another milestone today after a software update killed Mac’s Ethernet port.

Five sign up

More than five computer makers have announced that they are going to use servers with ARM processors.

We can see regulation coming

One of the issues of an internet connected home is that the producers all have to agree on common standards, or you end up, like Phillips customers found out, forced to use one supplier.

Structure is floored by unfixable bugs

Carnegie Mellon University's CERT security vulnerabilities database has issued an alert regarding the status of LTE (Long-Term Evolution) mobile networks.

It is safer that everyone knows 

 Security experts in the US are asking the government to insist that router code be made open source.

Set up in Japan

Huawei and NTT DoCoMo have set up a 5G network in the land of bullet trains which can run at 3.6 Gbps if not interrupted by Godzilla.

Can allow 15 virtualised desktops

AMD is showing off a new hardware-based GPU virtualisation tech.

Brave new world makes us feel old

One of the first stories I wrote was a yarn about some new server software called Apache – now both of us are feeling pretty old.

Perfect security is an illusion

With two hot-swap drive bays