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The world awoke to computer chaos on Friday and according to experts, the global IT outage affecting millions today could take 'weeks' to be fully resolved. But one main question emerges - how did a simple system update cause so much disruption?
With the click of a mouse or a striking of a key, a computer engineer in Austin, Texas set off an extraordinary chain of events which reverberated around the world. It seems incredible that one small action, emanating from a previously little known firm based in the Texan capital, could have prevented a gran from Gorton from buying an ice cream or a cold drink to contend with the hottest day of the year.
Parcel deliveries and post are among the services that could face severe delays after an IT outage caused disruption at airports, train stations, banks and GP practices on Friday morning.
A major tech outage this morning affecting businesses using Microsoft Windows has caused a series of disruptions to airports and airlines across the world.
A widespread computer outage that has grounded flights, forced TV stations off-air and left much of world's infrastructure not working appears to have been caused by a glitch in a single piece of software. One tech expert dubbed it the 'largest IT outage in history'.
Streaming is basically now the default way for millions upon millions of us to get our latest fix of top-quality (or low-quality) content, from new prestige TV shows to the latest movies. To get access to the best services, though, you might want a simple and affordable streaming stick, since so many TVs have rubbish built-in software.
The incoming European Parliament will continue work on a legal framework to determine who is liable in case of defaults in artificial intelligence products, now that the AI Act will take effect on 1 August. But the Brussels tech lobby and consumer organisations remain divided over the need for additional rules.
LONDON: With US$2 million on the line at this month's SailGP Grand Final, every points penalty imposed by Craig Mitchell and his team of umpires during the season has had a potentially big impact.