Simon Sharwood is the Reg APAC Editor at The Register. He covers a wide range of topics within the tech industry, including software, artificial intelligence, telecommunications, and aerospace, with a particular focus on advancements in AI platforms, cloud computing, and space travel. His work has been featured in notable publications such as The Register, Packet Storm Security, and NewsBreak.
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Simon Sharwood's coverage revolves around technology, with a strong focus on government announcements and press releases. He frequently covers topics related to software & SaaS, big tech, and consumer electronics.
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By: Simon Sharwood
Puts a whole new spin on ‘Cheap as chips’
It’s a better interface, can speed installations, and drives IaaS sales too
By: Simon Sharwood
There's no place like the Home directory, but the Documents folder is sometimes nicer
You probably don't need it, but as an example of the possible it impresses
By: Simon Sharwood
Amodei, Altman, and Elon Musk agreen on how government can tame the monster they created
Model-makers move too fast and don’t care when they break things
By: Simon Sharwood
Ticklish situation solved with a lie about emergency maintenance
By: Simon Sharwood
Australia Taxation Office sees footling with Copilot as a way to develop ‘muscles’ for real AI work
Beijing’s response is to ‘firmly grasp technological sovereignty’ and broad regulations
By: Simon Sharwood
Nor are you likely to save much by making the move, says Gartner
