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theregister.com > offbeat > 09/08/2026 > retired-man-turns-spare-room-into-soviet-era-supercomputer > 5295046

Retired man turns spare room into Soviet-era supercomputer

4+ day, 15+ hour ago   (823+ words) You can go retro by using an old video game console or a PC from the 1980s, but why stop there when, like one man, you can build your own vacuum tube computer using 75-year-old recycled components? A UK resident who…...

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theregister.com > storage > 09/08/2026 > partner-content-hpe-makes-its-unified-storage-claim-real-as-b10000-r6-hits-ga > 5294566

PARTNER CONTENT: HPE makes its “unified storage” claim real as B10000 R6 hits GA

5+ day, 44+ min ago   (832+ words) Storage vendors have been calling things “unified” for years. Sometimes that means one architecture. Sometimes it means several products sharing a management screen and a marketing budget. The term has accumulated enough baggage that a little skepticism is warranted. HPE…...

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theregister.com > systems > 09/08/2026 > huawei-proudly-shows-off-an-entirely-un-american-chip > 5294900

Huawei proudly shows off an entirely un-American chip

5+ day, 6+ hour ago   (659+ words) Huawei has launched a new processor it claims is free of US technology and is using it to drive a new three-screen folding phone. The Chinese giant dubbed the new processor the Kirin 950 Pro and says its LinxiCore processor cores,…...

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theregister.com > ai-and-ml > 09/04/2026 > anthropic-lays-groundwork-for-bots-that-shop-for-you > 5294621

Anthropic lays groundwork for bots that shop for you

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (869+ words) Anthropic has blueprints for building e-commerce bots that shop on behalf of clients. That's not something many consumers want at the moment, but the AI biz this week published a set of templates for Claude-based shopping agents and merchant agents…...

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theregister.com > security > 09/03/2026 > sponsored-drowning-in-cves-and-thirsty-for-answers-try-ctem > 5293906

SPONSORED: Drowning in CVEs and thirsty for answers? Try CTEM

1+ week, 2+ day ago   (1508+ words) A decade or two ago, board executives asked "why should I care about cybersecurity?" Five years ago, they were asking "Are you patching our software vulnerabilities?" Now, they're starting to ask: "Are we actually secure?" They might want a simple…...

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theregister.com > virtualization > 09/03/2026 > sponsored-your-vmware-renewal-invoice-ate-your-ai-budget-what-now > 5287907

SPONSORED: Your VMware renewal invoice ate your AI budget – what now?

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (286+ words) Migrating comes with costs too. It isn’t just a compute-level move; networking, storage, management tools, and security all come along for the ride. Gartner found projects taking 18 to 48 months, at $300 to $3,000 per VM. If migrating your infrastructure and readying it…...

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theregister.com > ai-and-ml > 09/02/2026 > microsoft-will-stop-finishing-your-sentences-in-word-and-outlook > 5293860

Microsoft will stop finishing your sentences in Word and Outlook

1+ week, 3+ day ago   (505+ words) Microsoft is switching off text predictions by default in Word and Outlook after acknowledging that unwanted suggestions can interrupt rather than assist some users. The change is coming to Word for Windows, the web, iOS, and Android, as well as…...

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theregister.com > ai-and-ml > 08/31/2026 > openclaw-20-pours-glitter-on-slow-burning-security-dumpster-fire > 5293492

OpenClaw 2.0 pours glitter on slow-burning security dumpster fire

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (844+ words) OpenClaw has unveiled what its makers call its largest ever update – large enough to earn a 2.0 moniker – with usability taking center stage, along with some security updates that critics are suggesting will be insufficient. The OpenClaw foundation announced the release of…...

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theregister.com > software > 08/31/2026 > orbifyeu-pitches-warped-inception-style-3d-maps-for-navigation > 5293496

Orbify.eu pitches warped Inception-style 3D maps for navigation

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (752+ words) Orbify.eu, a two-year-old Norwegian startup, wants people to see the world in a new way – through a warped lens that bends rendered map scenes into the dream sequence perspective seen in Christopher Nolan's movie Inception. The geospatial biz, co-founded…...

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theregister.com > virtualization > 08/31/2026 > broadcom-pledges-to-lock-down-open-source-python-java-libraries > 5293454

Broadcom pledges to lock down open source Python, Java libraries

1+ week, 5+ day ago   (647+ words) Broadcom has decided to take responsibility for the security of some important open-source software, namely the Spring Java application framework and RabbitMQ. Australian developer Rod Johnson created the precursor to Spring in 2002, then found collaborators to tread the well-worn path…...