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Cloud

Surf’s up! The next wave of cloud migration is about to hit

By Paul Gillin Nov 30, 2019

Founded nearly a century ago, defense contractor Raytheon Co. wrestles with the same kind of legacy infrastructure burden as any longstanding company, but that hasn’t stopped it from embracing the cloud. For a recent…

Policy

Blaming Qualcomm, Intel reveals it took multibillion-dollar loss on modem unit sale

By Maria Deutscher Nov 29, 2019

Intel Corp. took a swipe at Qualcomm Inc. in a court filing today, blaming the company’s controversial business practices for forcing it to exit the mobile modem market. Intel sold its mobile chip unit, related…

Apps

Apple bows to pressure and shows Crimea as part of Russia in its Maps app

By James Farrell Nov 28, 2019

Apple Inc. has made some changes to its Maps and Weather apps and made Crimea part of Russian territory. Russia annexed the Crimean Peninsula back in 2014, which was roundly criticized by much of…

Security

Botnet uses YouTube to hide its cryptomining activities

By Duncan Riley Nov 28, 2019

In a sign of the times, a longstanding botnet has changed its behavior, switching its activity to cryptomining while using YouTube as part of its process. Discovered Tuesday by security researchers at ESET spol s.r.o, the…

Blockchain

HSBC to shift $20B of assets onto a new blockchain-based custody platform

By Duncan Riley Nov 28, 2019

Global banking conglomerate HSBC Holdings PLC is doubling down on its use of blockchain solutions, saying it intends to shift $20 billion worth of assets onto a new blockchain-based custody platform by March. Reuters reported today…

AI

Russia’s Sberbank invests in driverless car tech firm Cognitive

By Mike Wheatley Nov 28, 2019

Russian financial services giant PJSC Sberbank has expanded its technology portfolio to include driverless cars after making a substantial investment in local artificial intelligence transport firm Cognitive Technologies. Sberbank has signed a legally binding…

Apps

End of an era: Design wizard Jony Ive leaves Apple

By Duncan Riley Nov 28, 2019

Marking the end of an era, Apple Inc.’s Chief Design Officer Jony Ive has left the company after nearly 30 years. Ive’s intended departure was announced in June as the legendary designer said he would…

Infra

Panasonic sells money-losing chip business to Nuvoton in $250M deal

By Maria Deutscher Nov 28, 2019

Panasonic Corp. today said that it has inked a $250 million deal to sell its semiconductor business to Nuvoton Technology Corp., a Taiwanese chipmaker that supplies silicon for Dell Technologies Inc. and other major…

Cloud

Report: AWS is developing a faster Graviton chip with 32+ cores

By Maria Deutscher Nov 28, 2019

Amazon Web Services Inc. is working on a successor to its homegrown Graviton processor that will be at least 20% faster than the original and likely features other major improvements as well, according to…

Cloud

Growth curve for SaaS will continue to drive innovation and growth, says Zscaler executive

By Mark Albertson Nov 28, 2019

Software as a service is taking a big bite out of the licensed software market in the enterprise. Recent analysis by Synergy Research Group found that global spending for cloud-based software will exceed $100…

the latest

Blaming Qualcomm, Intel reveals it took multibillion-dollar loss on modem unit sale

Apple bows to pressure and shows Crimea as part of Russia in its Maps app

Botnet uses YouTube to hide its cryptomining activities

HSBC to shift $20B of assets onto a new blockchain-based custody platform

Russia’s Sberbank invests in driverless car tech firm Cognitive

End of an era: Design wizard Jony Ive leaves Apple

Panasonic sells money-losing chip business to Nuvoton in $250M deal

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