All articles by Matthew Gooding

Matthew Gooding

Matthew Gooding is the former managing editor of Tech Monitor.

Vitesco Technologies among nine new MOVEit Transfer vulnerability ‘victims’ posted by Cl0p

The ransomware gang continues to exploit the vulnerability in a popular file transfer software, and has published a new batch of victims.

Tech leaders are still spending on on-premise data centres despite cloud boom

Though firmly in the shadow of the cloud hyperscalers, on-premise data centre spending is holding up.

The Discovery channel and Shutterfly among Cl0p’s latest MOVEit Transfer ransomware victims

Nine more alleged victims have been posted on the gang’s blog as the fall-out from the breach continues.

Elon Musk launches xAI in bid to take on OpenAI and build ‘safer’ artificial intelligence

The Tesla billionaire says his AI will help humans ‘understand the true nature of the universe’.

Can Japan rekindle its love affair with semiconductors?

Like many governments around the world, Japan wants to cash in on its chips. But can it restore the sector to its former glories?

Anonymous Sudan takes down fan fiction site A03, claims Reddit DDoS attack

Hackers claim they object to the site’s content, but their actions may instead be designed to sow disquiet among Russia’s enemies.

Legal & General taps Kyndryl, Microsoft Azure and Dell for hybrid cloud data centre migration

The new IT set-up will be installed over the next seven years after the companies agreed a long-term partnership.

China restricts chipmaking material exports as US mulls new cloud computing sanctions

After facing a glut of restrictions on chip imports from the US, Beijing appears to be striking back.

US and Netherlands ramp up China semiconductor sanctions with curbs on manufacturing tools

Vendors such as ASML and Nvidia are likely to be further restricted from doing business with Beijing under new export controls.

Oracle databases to run on Ampere Computing’s Arm chips in fresh blow to Intel and x86

x86 is ‘reaching its limit’ declares Larry Ellison, as his company becomes the latest enterprise IT vendor to embrace Arm architecture.