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Policy

France slaps Apple with a record 1.1 billion euro fine for anticompetitive behavior

By Mike Wheatley Mar 16, 2020

France’s competition agency today slapped Apple Inc. with a 1.1 billion euro ($1.23 billion) fine for conspiring with its wholesalers in that country to fix prices and limit competition. Reuters said the verdict, from…

Cloud

Container management firm Rancher Labs raises $40M

By Mike Wheatley Mar 16, 2020

Container management software company Rancher Labs Inc. closed on a $40 million late-stage round of funding Monday, it said. The round was led by Telstra Ventures and Telstra Corp., and brings Rancher’s total funding…

Cloud

GitHub acquires npm to strengthen its open-source community presence

By Maria Deutscher Mar 16, 2020

Microsoft Corp.’s GitHub subsidiary today said that it has agreed to acquire npm Inc., a startup with a central role in the open-source software community and a user base of about 12 million developers.…

Security

Hackers target US Health and Human Services Department in cyberattack

By Maria Deutscher Mar 16, 2020

Hackers reportedly believed to be affiliated with a foreign actor launched a cyberattack against the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services over the weekend. The incident, first reported by Bloomberg this morning, was…

Security

Cybersecurity startups team up to protect hospitals from coronavirus hacking surge

By Maria Deutscher Mar 16, 2020

A group of cybersecurity startups today formed an alliance under the banner of London-based investment firm C5 Capital to help healthcare organizations fend off hackers trying to exploit the coronavirus pandemic. The coalition, which…

Emerging Tech

InstaVR launches affordable remote teaching pricing during outbreak

By Kyt Dotson Mar 16, 2020

InstaVR Inc., a provider of web-based virtual reality authoring and publishing, today launched organizationwide academic pricing to give universities a more cost-effective way of using VR to provide remote learning and online classes during…

Emerging Tech

Intel’s Loihi neuromorphic chip can identify hazardous chemicals from their smell

By Mike Wheatley Mar 16, 2020

Researchers from Intel Labs and Cornell University have demonstrated the unique ability of Intel Corp.’s neuromorphic research chip Loihi to identify a range of hazardous chemicals based on their odor alone. Loihi could identify…

Women in Tech

Creating resilient, sustainable water supplies means flipping the management paradigm

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Mar 16, 2020

Humanity is dependent on water, but modern methods have major flaws. Perhaps today’s technology can help. For millennium, settlements were centered on water supplies and drought signaled disaster. The Egyptians were the first to…

Big Data

TigerGraph simplifies graph queries and relational migration, offers free access to coronavirus researchers

By Paul Gillin Mar 16, 2020

Graph database provider TigerGraph Inc. today announced version 3.0 of its namesake engine, saying it incorporates significant ease-of-use enhancements. Graph databases are a type of NoSQL database that represent data as connected objects rather…

Apps

Blisk web developer browser exposes user data via misconfigured database

By Duncan Riley Mar 15, 2020

The Chromium-based Blisk browser for web developers has suffered a data leak, with the records of 2.9 million users exposed via a misconfigured online database. Discovered late last week by security researchers at vpnMentor, the data was exposed…

the latest

France slaps Apple with a record 1.1 billion euro fine for anticompetitive behavior

GitHub acquires npm to strengthen its open-source community presence

Hackers target US Health and Human Services Department in cyberattack

Cybersecurity startups team up to protect hospitals from coronavirus hacking surge

InstaVR launches affordable remote teaching pricing during outbreak

Intel’s Loihi neuromorphic chip can identify hazardous chemicals from their smell

TigerGraph simplifies graph queries and relational migration, offers free access to coronavirus researchers

Blisk web developer browser exposes user data via misconfigured database

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