Now everyone will have to pay

In a desperate move to drive Twitter/X users away from the site, owner Elon [look at me] Musk is planning to put the site behind a paywall.

Seems like the real thing, but I was so blind

Intel has shown off its initial work on developing a glass core substrate and associated chip packaging process and says it could be used by the end of the decade.

Stirs it more 

Software King of the World Microsoft has made some improvements to its rather elderly Paint programme.

Bringing things in-house is saving cash.

It is starting to look like the cloud companies are charging too much, and customers are voting with their feet.

It does not say why

Meta is ending support for two first-party original Oculus Quest launch titles next year without explanation.

Still chained to Samsung a little longer

It is starting to look like Google will never be free of the bonds of other chipset vendors for its Tensor ranges.

Technavio Research sees CAGR of 6.05 per cent 

Fortune tellers at Technavio Research have been looking at their crystal balls and worked out that the crisis management software market size is expected to grow by USD 2.82 billion from 2022 to 2027.

Customer demand slumping

TSMC told its major suppliers to delay the delivery of high-end chipmaking equipment after it started getting nervous about customer demand.

I don't want a US-style shooting, says one parent

Several schools in West Yorkshire were put into a partial lockdown after receiving emails that involved "threatening violence to children and staff".

Heading towards vapourware

The Tesla Cybertruck is proving to be yet another project that Elon [look at me] Musk has been unable to deliver -- along with a cheap robot and a profitable Twitter.