Latest IT events today

Labour health secretary's vision for one record to rule 'em all, for each patient, set to come to market

Exclusive Claims policy change is really just a way to squeeze out competition

CEO Sam Altman has no master plan but imagines custom models built on everything you've ever said or read

Linux 6.15 is coming along nicely too, unless autocorrect messes things up

Rise of the machines postponed ... for now

Support for the underlying OS is another story

Community fork picks up where TrueNAS CORE left off

Canary fans told it hurts functionality to the point that it makes 'using your PC to do even basic things difficult'

Musicians, artists, writers, and actors urge government to protect copyright

As long as those fit into a 20 x 20 x 20 grid and can be built from 8 basic bricks

Who, Me? It was acceptable in the '80s

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Some see an action to benefit Elon. The White House sees an agency obsessed with DEI

And if it's your first time around, there's a whole new free book on FreePascal

Execs from AMD, Microsoft, and OpenAI tear into profit busting AI diffusion rules

International Java sales operation and the prospects of audits per-employee license model make the move to open source irresistible

Linux giant finds Chinese environment to be perilous beneath pretty exterior

This BS ends at some point, right?

Opinion It's going to be very, very interesting in a 'May you live in interesting times' way

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'I'm sorry, I can't help with that'

Next As Broadcom flings legal nastygrams at its own punters

A B2B, API move this ain't, in our view

Last big release until trixie shows up

Another mask-off moment, although fresh research says RoI for the tech is still lacking