BBC Technology News

• Lightning strike 'partly to blame' for power cut
  Regulator Ofgem publishes National Grid report into outage that hit homes and transport in England and Wales.
• The people policing the internet's most horrific content
  Website content moderators have to see some very disturbing material. How do they cope?
• The International 2019: What does it take to become a gaming millionaire?
  Gaming is a near billion-dollar industry, but what kind of pressures do young e-sports stars face?
• Twitter 'adopts' a Berkshire grandad following viral video
  82-year-old Keith melted millions of hearts when a video of him painting his granddaughter's nails went viral.
• Cerebras reveals world's 'largest computer chip' for AI tasks
  The chip, which is larger than an iPad, is designed for complex artificial intelligence systems.
• US delays Huawei trade ban for another 90 days
  The reprieve allows US companies to do business with Huawei for a further 90 days
• Texas government organisations hit by ransomware attack
  Hackers target 23 organisations in what local officials say was a co-ordinated attack.
• King's Cross investor seeks facial recognition answers
  The BT Pension Scheme, which funded the area's redevelopment, asks about use of facial recognition.
• BBC News tries out Three's 5G for the home
  The service has launched today in London, but BBC reporter Chris Fox had problems with the signal.
• Minecraft graphics to be more 'realistic'
  However, the update will only be available to those with expensive Nvidia RTX graphics cards