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
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By: Simon Sharwood
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By: Simon Sharwood
A day after FBI boss warns Beijing is poised to strike against US infrastructure
The processor that gave the world the ZX Spectrum and so much more is out of wafers
Digital reform conference sees PM repeat calls to get online government services right at last
By: Simon Sharwood
Yet X remains a supporter of an international commitment to stop this, and its owner knows it
By: Simon Sharwood
For some reason the world's most notorious app decided not to tick all boxes under the world's toughest digital law
Permissive licenses may be about to collide with geopolitics The United States Department of Commerce is reportedly considering lawmakers' calls
Clock starts tick-tocking towards January 2025 deadline to get a deal done – or the app could disappear
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