Simon Sharwood is the APAC Editor for The Register, a technology news and opinion website. With a focus on the Asia-Pacific region, Simon covers a wide range of topics in the tech industry, including cybersecurity, software, hardware, and emerging technologies. His work has also been featured in Packet Storm Security and Cigalah Group.
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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
Seemingly dissatisfied with CISPE settlement, new UK-centric cloudy industry group calls for end to 'restrictive licensing'
Only took 'em a year to dish up some scary travel advice, and a Secure Innovation … Placemat?
Google Cloud grows fast thanks to AI, which now writes a quarter of all G-code
Ultra Accelerator Link consortium promises 200 gigabits per second per lane spec will debut in Q1 2025
By: Simon Sharwood
Fabbed by TSMC, needed for … it's a secret OpenAI is reportedly in talks with Broadcom to build a custom inferencing chip.
It's not like Zuck needs the coin despite increased infrastructure spend, headcount, losses on VR
Azure's acceleration continues, but so do costs
Motherboard missing, leaving space for a million hits of meth
By: Simon Sharwood
This will both ease and exacerbate price concerns and competitive sniping
Lunch can be surprisingly dangerous. So can tea
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