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Intel said to be considering sale of its connected home division, as it reportedly seeks a buyer for the unit
We spoke to Google’s Joe Valente about the tech giant’s vision of the cloud, privacy, data and security and its plan to put users in control
A bitter fight is looking increasingly likely, as HP board refuses to open books in response to Xerox demand, after it rejected $33.5bn offer
European smartphone sales top all other regions, dominated by Samsung devices, as Huawei bounces back and Apple sales sag
Member states fail to agree on scope of regulations that aim to apply more rigorous privacy standards to the likes of Skype and WhatsApp
Contract for the Web, backed by 150 organisations, seeks to protect the web from becoming a 'dystopia' dominated by misinformation and abuse
Hackers make off with customers' personal details in second online attack to affect Chinese smartphone maker in two years
Electric car maker racks up orders for Cybertruck vehicle only three days after launch, in spite of embarrassing launch gaffe
Company calls Transport for London decision 'extraordinary and wrong' as TfL identifies 'pattern of failures' that put passenger safety at risk
Electronic devices such as smartphones, computers and smart televisions must come pre-loaded with Russian-made software
Xerox has said that HP must respond by 25 November or it will launch a hostile bid, after HP rejected its $33.5bn buyout
Microsoft joins Mozilla and Google after confirming it will adopt DNS-over-HTTPS (DoH) as browser default
Microsoft is set to end support for its Cortana iOS and Android apps in some regions as it integrates the digital assistant into Office 365
Users with older hardware components may be out of luck as Intel culls software drivers and BIOS updates for out-of-service components
Chinese giant's £10 billion secondary listing seen as a boost for Hong Kong as Asian financial hub continues to be wracked by anti-government protests
New cloud contract terms to roll out worldwide after European regulators found 'serious concerns' over the way Microsoft was handling citizens' data
US expected to extend reprieve from Huawei economic blacklist by another 90 days when it expires on Monday, as Huawei says ban would have 'limited effect'
Intel introduces 'Ponte Vecchio', based on its Xe GPU architecture, along with oneAPI open programming model and other supercomputing tech
Activist investor Carl Icahn acquires $1.2 billion stake in HP and reportedly urges merger with Xerox
Nvidia's GeForce Experience also affected by locally exploitable flaws, which could allow code execution, escalation of privilege or denial of service
IT spending in Europe and worldwide seen coming out of slump in 2020 as currency pressure eases – and firms rush to buy into the cloud
Cash deal sees OpenText expand its cloud business while adding Carbonite's data protection and end-point offerings to its own security range
ESET, Lookout and Zimperium to help scan Android apps before their publication on Google Play Store as malware continues to spread on the platform
Data science and AI help Python grow to the second most popular language on GitHub this year, while Google's Dart and Mozilla's Rust show strongest growth
New York regulator looks into discrimination claims after Goldman Sachs algorithm gives tech entrepreneur's wife a credit limit 20 times lower than his
We speak to low code firm Outsystems about the growing sector, which many predict is going to revolutionise how businesses operate
Rogue employee at security vendor Trend Micro sold data of 68,000 customers to third party
Huawei has yet to engage with any US firm over its offers to licence its 5G tech to ease national security concerns
Early next year Firefox 72 will attempt to cut down on annoying pop-ups in the web browser