University of Tasmania loses $5m HPC cluster to floods
Data centre 'inundated'.
Month: May 2018
US Senate approves bill to retain net neutrality
Supporters still face an uphill battle.
SEC sets up own scam initial coin offering
To get digital coin investors to ask more questions.
Defence deploys Watson to read military insights
Only secret, on-premises version outside the US.
Scientists may have discovered water on one of Jupiter’s moons
Re-examination of data collected by NASA's Galileo spacecraft 20 years ago indicate that Europa may
White House plans to impose sanctions on Kaspersky Lab met with resistance from officials
Sanctions on Kaspersky would set 'dangerous precedent', US government officials fear
Samsung reportedly in talks with ZTE to supply Exynos smartphone CPUs
US trade embargo against ZTE provides opportunity for Samsung in mobile chip battle with Qualcomm
Commons culture committee slams Facebook for ‘disappointing’ level of transparency following Cambridge Analytica scandal
Commons committee chairman suggests Facebook isn't taking the whole thing seriously
Life in other ‘multiverses’ may be common despite abundance of dark matter, suggest physicists
Multiverse theorists claim that dark matter has only a 'modest impact' on the creation of stars, planets and life
The great Yanny vs Laurel debate is melting the internet
A sound clip brings back memories of the white / gold dress debate, as different words are heard by people from the same file