Paul Kunert is a journalist at The Register. He covers a diverse range of topics including technology, software, artificial intelligence, and machine learning, with a keen interest in areas such as cyber attacks, software development, and data governance. Paul has been featured in Mediastreet.ie, DevClass, Blocks and Files, Evangelicals Now Limited, MSN, and The Register.
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CPU-only and mixed CPU/GPU configurations due from partners in November
By: Paul Kunert
Paul Henninger shares news of his move up via email as around 200 colleagues prepare for redundancy
Lloyds, HSBC, Royal Mail, Revolut all hit as europe-west2-b falls over. No recovery time in sight, 'no workarounds for now'
By: Paul Kunert
ICO reprimands Ogi Networks and Data Cymru after ransomware breach exposes info of 3,300 people, mostly children
By: Paul Kunert
An "avalanche of vulnerability reports" is forcing curl to move lower-severity cases into public view, reserving private handling for high and critical flaws. From October 26, low and medium-severity reports should be filed in the open source data transfer tool's public GitHub repository, maintainer Daniel…
Mass unemployment, boiling the planet, and human extinction within a decade: the dystopian visions of AI are well rehearsed. Academics now argue that EU policymakers should ensure the taxpayers helping to fund the tech get something back, a “happiness dividend.” Researchers at the Oxford Internet Institute…
8 pts Software developers will need to get their kicks from becoming code coaches of AI, professors of prompt engineering, and masters of their domain. So says Pratik Wadher, chief technology officer at Kaseya, who oversaw a team of codesmiths rewriting software across the company's managed services portfolio,…
Commission opens DSA probe into fake listings and phishing on the platform, says its fraud defenses 'absolutely substandard'
The European Commission has opened an investigation under the Digital Services Act into whether Booking.com is doing enough to stop fraudsters running scams, phishing and smishing on its platform. Officials told The Register the probe, which opened Wednesday, covers a very large online platform (one with more…
By: Paul Kunert
Revenue up, operating profit up, 30 million paid Copilot seats locked in, 88 DCs added, $43.8 billion returned to shareholders
