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As predicted earlier here on SiliconANGLE and also by our sister site Wikibon, last year’s revelations of the NSA’s spying shenanigans are having a harmful impact on the US cloud computing industry, according to new research by Canadian cloud hosting company Peer1. …
Yahoo’s ad malware almost certainly DID NOT create a Bitcoin mining botnet
A misleading story has emerged about last week’s Yahoo malware infestation, which saw the company’s home page become a cyber Typhoid Mary, exposing thousands of European PCs to digital disease. The malware-infected ads were served up by Yahoo after it fell victim …
Wolfram bids to make the Internet of Things actually work
If the Internet of Things is ever going to realize its true potential, then all of our connected gizmos, gadgets and sensors are going to need to speak the same language at some point. Wolfram, which runs the Wolfram Alpha computational search …
Sony’s PlayStation Now signals hardcore gaming intent
Sony took to the stage at CES yesterday to announce its brand new cloud-based gaming service, called PlayStation Now, which aims to bring a range of classic PlayStation titles to all kinds of different gadgets, including smartphones and tablets. PlayStation Now will …
Intel & AMD want to force Android & Windows into bed together
Cohabitation has never been easy, as anyone who’s tried it will tell you. And it gets even harder when you’re talking about tech, and particularly operating systems, which are generally about as incompatible as its possible to be Or at least, that’s …
John McAfee’s just too mental for Intel
Security firm McAfee might be something of a household name these days, but that has more to do with the over-the-top antics of the company’s founder rather than what it’s achieved in the security space. That’s in spite of the fact that …
Bitcoin begins new year with a bang, value soars close to $1,000
Bitcoin has staged a dramatic comeback over the last 24 hours, with its price edging towards the $1,000 mark for the first time since mid-December, propelled by the news that several major businesses have begun accepting the cryptocurrency as a means of …
Yahoo ads dumped malware on visitor’s PCs
Following all the bad publicity over its Yahoo Mail service last year, with user’s accounts being constantly hijacked and a disastrous, weeks-long outage in December, Yahoo was probably hoping for some better press going into 2014. Sadly though, the opposite has happened, …
3 Big Data problems facing businesses in 2014
Few trends in technology were hotter than Big Data over the last 12 months. In fact, so much has been said about it during 2013 that it’s hard to see what else we can say in 2014. But of course, there’s sure …
Cybercriminals set sights on Internet of Things in 2014
Connected devices are becoming increasingly attractive targets for cybercriminals, and while we saw few such attacks in 2013, the number is likely to surge in the year ahead. That’s the opinion of a number of security experts, who say that the rapid …