Peter Bright, also known as @DrPizza, who was an Ars Technica contributing writer, has been arrested on charges of soliciting sex with children online
Warning: This article contains graphic sexual language. — Tech reporter Peter Bright has been arrested for soliciting sex with children online.
Microsoft releases its SPTAG algorithm, used to answer questions on Bing, as MIT-licensed open source on GitHub
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Google researchers devise Spectre-like attack with no known mitigation, say software is inadequate to defend from Spectre-type bugs due to high performance cost
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SEC charges Gene Levoff, Apple's ex-VP of Corporate Law, with insider trading, alleging he traded on earnings info in 2015 and 2016; Levoff was fired in Sept.
Plaintiff United States Securities and Exchange … Peter Bright / Ars Technica : Apple's insider-trading policy enforcer accused of insider trading Roger Fingas / AppleInsider : SEC charges former Appl...
Google repeatedly pushes the web in a proprietary direction to improve its services on Chrome, making Microsoft's adoption of Chromium a loss for the open web
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Microsoft debuts free version of Microsoft Teams with team storage capped at 10GB, and Microsoft 365 launches live events with facial recognition and more
including free version of Microsoft Teams LinkedIn : Satya Nadella CEO at Microsoft Peter O'Kelly / Peter O'Kelly's Reality Check : 4 new ways Microsoft 365 takes the work out of teamwork … Peter Brig...
Intel CEO Brian Krzanich to step down following an investigation into a consensual relationship with an Intel employee; Bob Swan to step in as interim CEO
Big Questions Remain for Intel After CEO Upheaval Nathan Bomey / USA Today : Intel CEO Brian Krzanich resigns after ‘consensual relationship with an Intel employee’ Charlie Demerjian / SemiAccurate : ...
Microsoft rolls out preview of new avatar editor, which includes diverse customization options like body type, genders, and disability props, to Xbox Insiders
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As expected, researchers find another side-channel processor attack that abuses branch prediction, called BranchScope, similar to Spectre variant 2
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Microsoft announces Windows Server 2019, the first big update since 2016, with Linux and Kubernetes support
Join the Windows Insider Program and help shape … Rob Thubron / TechSpot : Windows Server 2019 preview available now, full version launching later this year Martin Brinkmann / gHacks Technology News :...