John McFall • The Register
The European Space Agency (ESA) announced its intake of 17 astronauts for 2022 on Wednesday – including five career astronauts,...
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Google and Microsoft sign PPAs for renewable energy access • The Register
Microsoft and Google have both unveiled new agreements for access to renewable energy sources for their datacenters as part of...
OVHcloud gets EIB credit facility to build new datacenters • The Register
French cloud operator OVHcloud has been granted dedicated funding for its expansion by the European Investment Bank (EIB), comprising a...
German-speaking SAP users unsure about low-code offering • The Register
SAP users have voiced concerns about the German enterprise application vendor's latest "low-code" offering, saying the company had yet to...
EU aims to get its act together over chips funding • The Register
The EU is groping towards a consensus in order to allocate funding for its scheme to revitalize the European semiconductor...
Germany clears Meta VR headsets after unlinking from FB • The Register
Germany's Federal Cartel Office is claiming a win after Meta unhooked the VR glasses formerly known as Oculus from a...
We just told you • The Register
In brief NordPass has released its list of the most common passwords of 2022, and frankly we're disappointed in all...
Your tormentors will return • The Register
Twitter CEO Elon Musk has decided to allow suspended accounts back onto the micro-blogging service. Musk used the same process...
Boss broke servers with a careless bit of keyboarding • The Register
On-Call Give thanks, dear reader – the weekend is upon us and it's a lovely long one for readers in...
Orion snaps ‘selfie’ with Moon ahead of entering orbit • The Register
Nine days into its flight to the Moon and beyond, NASA's uncrewed Orion capsule is due to fire its engines...
Bright light from black holes caused by particle shock waves • The Register
Scientists have reported a "huge leap forward" in the understanding of light and other electromagnetic radiation emitted by black holes...
UK bans Chinese CCTV cameras on ‘sensitive’ government sites • The Register
The United Kingdom has decided Chinese video cameras have no place in government facilities. "A review of the current and...
