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Security

Microsoft leads effort to take down infamous malware-spreading Necurs botnet

By Duncan Riley Mar 11, 2020

Microsoft Corp. said Tuesday it has teamed with security firm Bitsight Technologies Inc. and others to take down the infamous Necurs botnet. The botnet, regarded as one of the world’s most prolific botnets, has…

AI

IBM enhances Watson’s natural language understanding capabilities

By Mike Wheatley Mar 11, 2020

IBM Corp. said today it has made some big improvements to the natural language processing capabilities of its IBM Watson platform. The new capabilities, which were born out of IBM Research’s Project Debater, will help…

Apps

Two RSA Conference attendees test positive for coronavirus

By Duncan Riley Mar 10, 2020

Hacking and other security issues were the themes of this year’s RSA Conference, but it’s a new type of virus that the conference may be remembered: It turns out that at least two attendees…

Cloud

AWS debuts Bottlerocket, an open-source operating system for container apps

By Mike Wheatley Mar 10, 2020

Amazon Web Services Inc. today announced the debut of a new, open-source operating system for software containers that runs on bare metal servers or virtual machines. AWS Bottlerocket is currently available in preview, and…

Cloud

HPE Container Platform is now generally available

By Mike Wheatley Mar 10, 2020

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. announced the general availability of the HPE Container Platform Monday, four months after it entered beta. Launched in November, the platform combines an assortment of technologies developed by BlueData Software Inc. and MapR Technologies…

Big Data

Cloudera’s stock rises after big-data firm crushes earnings forecast

By Mike Wheatley Mar 10, 2020

It’s smiles all round at big-data company Cloudera Inc., which saw its stock jump more than 10% today after posting financial results that easily beat Wall Street’s expectations. The company, which sells various data…

Security

New Meltdown-like flaw in Intel processors could allow hackers to steal data

By Maria Deutscher Mar 10, 2020

A group of researchers hailing from half a dozen universities, as well as antivirus provider Bitdefender Holding BV, today detailed a flaw in Intel Corp. central processing units that can theoretically be exploited by…

Apps

Leak claims Apple is readying triple-camera iPad Pro, AR assistant for iOS

By Maria Deutscher Mar 10, 2020

The latest Apple inc. leak has brought new details to light about the new iPhone and iPad models that are expected to launch this year, as well as information about an iOS augmented reality…

Infra

HPE debuts 5G Core Stack to deliver containerized software for 5G networks

By Maria Deutscher Mar 10, 2020

Hewlett Packard Enterprise Co. today pulled back the curtains on 5G Core Stack, a suite of containerized software modules that wireless carriers can use to power their next-generation 5G networks. The offering is one of…

Apps

Docker fleshes out developer strategy with new service plans

By Mike Wheatley Mar 10, 2020

Several months after selling off its enterprise business, software container company Docker Inc. today fleshed out its new strategy to focus more on solving problems for developers with some expanded services. The new strategy is…

the latest

Microsoft leads effort to take down infamous malware-spreading Necurs botnet

IBM enhances Watson’s natural language understanding capabilities

Two RSA Conference attendees test positive for coronavirus

New Meltdown-like flaw in Intel processors could allow hackers to steal data

Leak claims Apple is readying triple-camera iPad Pro, AR assistant for iOS

HPE debuts 5G Core Stack to deliver containerized software for 5G networks

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