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You don't call, you don't text: SIM-flinger Gemalto warns of 9% sales drop
And will write down €420m due to removeable SIM's 'prospects'
Nationwide’s online banking goes down again
Scheduled maintenance overran, says bank
Al Capone was done for taxes. Now Microsoft's killing domain-squatters with trademark law
Plausibly Redmond-related domains were used to phish
Silicon Valley IT biz boss cops to lying about Cisco H-1B jobs
Consulting firm fibbed about hirings to import more workers
Google, Amazon, Apple, Facebook blow massive amounts lobbying Trump administration
You know what they say: Money makes the world go round
Legal boffins poke holes in EU lawmaker's ePrivacy proposals
Recommend amendments on privacy, tracking and encryption
Vodafone reports sliding revenues but customers don't hate them as much
And India still a mighty struggle
Dump X of your crew, DXC Technologies UK told. Hundreds face axe AGAIN
Exclusive 'Please stop leaking info to The Reg,' says UK boss
User filed fake trouble tickets to take helpful sysadmin to lunches
On-Call Reg reader was shouted at for a problem the customer created, but won his respect and apologies
ServiceNow stops over in Jakarta on its journey to AI-land
SaaS-y business process simplifier adds security chat rooms, cloud management and more to new release
Toshiba's spat with WDC over chip biz is now a song of strife and ire
Court orders only prolong bid process, and winter is coming
Just look at our cloud sales, beams profit-sapped SAP
Boost to 2017 cloud guidance as revenue rises 29%
Uber, Twitter's legal eagles gather to wring claws about bro culture
Time to expand the brocabulary
UK households hit by 1.8m computer misuse offences in a year
Stats show few report such crimes to cops
NHS trusts splashed £260m on PCs in last four years
Obviously not enough to stop Wannacry...
UK.gov watchdog didn't red flag any IT projects. And that alone should be a red flag to everyone
Analysis Transparency is welcome – but you gotta read between the lines
Europe's 'one patent court to rule them all' vision may be destroyed by EPO shenanigans
King Battistelli finally facing consequences for his actions
Amazon may still get .amazon despite govt opposition – thanks to a classic ICANN cockup
Special report DNS king breaks own bylaws yet again
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Hortonworks reshuffles C-suite, gets third COO in 12 months
Hadoop-flinger's CEO: We're making great progress, but...
Tapping the Bank of Mum and Dad: Why your Netflix subscription is poised to rise (again)
Analysis Valley's funding new companies that end up looking just like the old ones
Australia releases MH370 sea floor data but search is still off
Minister celebrates lovely pictures of the sea floor, says he hopes new info is found
Rapid7 slurps security orchestration biz Komand
When a problem comes along, you must whip it. Without having to get off your chair
Nutanix CEO smacks down VMware exec over claim it's a new Enron
Yeah, the one that went down in flames for enormous financial naughtiness
Don't let this snap-drag-on: Qualcomm waves white flag to Apple
CEO Mollenkopf opens door for settlement in licensing battle
One-quarter of UK.gov IT projects at high risk of failure
Digital borders, digital tax and raft of MoJ projects singled out
UK government's war on e-cigs is over
Comment Vape at work? Hey, why not?
UK regulator set to ban ads depicting bumbling manchildren
Vows crackdown on sexist commercials next year
Another Brexit cliff edge: UK.gov warned over data flows to EU
'No prospect of a clean break' on data protection laws – but UK may lose its influence
John McAfee plans to destroy Google. Details? Ummm...
He's got a box called Sentinel to do the job, but in April he said it was 'vulnerable'
Buzzword buzzkill: Cloud, AI, IoT and edge work in a real product
SAP teaches factory equipment to pre-analyse for costly faults, call cloud for help
US laptops-on-planes ban now applies to just one airport, ends soon
Meanwhile the TSA found 78 guns at US airports last week, 32 with a round chambered
Juicy fine for Bradford firm after it blurts one million spam texts
Brit biz told to pay £80k for messages advertising Satsuma Loans
Google must cough up contact info for 8,000 employees in gender discrimination case
But judge narrows scope of US Labor Dept request
Media mogul Murdoch's 'Sky dataset' swallow poses 'grave threat'
UK peers want ICO to ensure info cannot be misused
Nearly three-quarters of convicted TV Licence non-payers are women
Good old Capita keeps Auntie's purse overflowing
UK.gov snaps on rubber gloves, prepares for mandatory porn checks
Smut regulator also to be set up
SAP rips and replaces South African bosses amid corruption probe
Investigation launched into allegations of kickbacks-for-contracts
IETF moves meeting from USA to Canada to dodge Trump travel ban
15 per cent of potential attendees don't fancy trying to make it to San Francisco
Pastor la vista, baby! FCC enforcers shut down church pirate radio
Forget about the internet: FM is where the real action is
Rimini Street: Dispute with Oracle is contract law, not copyright
Ninth Circuit panel urged to throw out injunction on software support biz
Man facing $17.5m HPE fraud case has contempt sentence cut by Court of Appeal
Now-freed 'serial entrepreneur' has yet to face a full trial
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