Slow broadband needs switch-off date, say business leaders
The government should set a date for turning off the copper network, says the Institute of Directors. Source by [author_name]
Town dusts off typewriters after cyber-attack
The ransomware attack has spread to email, telephone and door entry systems. Source by [author_name]
Tesla boss Elon Musk facing two lawsuits
The separate legal actions involve allegations about the electric carmaker’s business practices. Source by [author_name]
Vega+ to be stripped of Sinclair and ZX Spectrum brands
The broadcaster Sky is to prevent a troubled crowdfunded console using its trademarks. Source by [author_name]
US names arrested Fin7 cyber-gang suspects
Three Ukrainian citizens suspected of being part of a “prolific hacking group” are under arrest. Source by [author_name]
Harvard's robotic cockroach could come to the rescue
Harvard Microrobotics has created a small robot that can walk on water, dive and climb. Source by [author_name]
Easier streaming services put dent in illegal downloading
‘It is easier to stream music than to pirate it,’ say fans, as the number of illegal downloads falls. Source by [author_name]
Fitbit faces anger for setting limits on women's periods
The fitness tracker has been criticised for only allowing women to log periods of 10 days or fewer. Source by [author_name]
Deepmind co-founder Shane Legg gives London teen top AI tips
Shane Legg responds to 17-year-old’s tweet with advice on how to succeed working in artificial intelligence. Source by [author_name]