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Scientists apply AI to tackle bigger problems, from climate change to food shortages

By Silvia Fregoni Dec 12, 2019

Technology is not just about improving business efficiency, customer experience and overall security. It is also about making a large human impact. Scientists are using artificial intelligence and machine learning to study, for example,…

Apps

Xs:code debuts open-source software monetization platform

By Mike Wheatley Dec 12, 2019

Israeli startup xscode international Ltd. is exiting stealth mode today with $500,000 in seed funding and the launch of a new platform that enables open-source software developers to monetize their work via private repositories on…

Cloud

Google debuts Transfer Service for speeding on-premises data to the cloud

By Mike Wheatley Dec 12, 2019

One of the major barriers for companies looking to switch their information technology infrastructure to the cloud is that they first have to move all of their data to the same platform, and doing…

Cloud

Q&A: Veeam leverages AWS S3 immutable backup in upcoming V10

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Dec 12, 2019

It’s a cloud conundrum. As hybrid-cloud strategies disperse data across multiple computing environments, users are demanding that interfaces become ever more intuitive and streamlined. Is it possible to keep data assets both easily accessible and…

Apps

Atlassian debuts Forge, an enterprise-ready cloud app development platform

By Kyt Dotson Dec 12, 2019

Software development and collaboration tool maker Atlassian Corp. Plc today introduced a new way to build cloud apps for the company’s ecosystem known as Forge. Forge is aimed at making it easy for developers…

Infra

Backup brings overdue all-in-one to big-data party

By R. Danes Dec 12, 2019

Imagine the things we could all do if we all got our data act together. A startup seeking funding might predict how many 30-year-olds in Maine would buy a scooter on credit. But, alas,…

Security

New Zeppelin ransomware targets tech and healthcare firms in Europe and US

By Duncan Riley Dec 11, 2019

A new form of ransomware called Zeppelin is targeting tech and health companies in a campaign that has security experts worried if it spreads further afield. Zeppelin is a variant on the Vega ransomware…

IoT

IoT cybersecurity startup Ordr raises $27.5M

By Duncan Riley Dec 11, 2019

Cybersecurity platform startup Ordr Inc. said today it has raised $27.5 million in new funding to expand its reach worldwide, including growing its enterprise sales teams and recruiting more partners. The Series B round was…

Blockchain

Four arrested for alleged BitClub Network Ponzi scheme

By Duncan Riley Dec 11, 2019

Four men have been arrested in relation to running a cryptocurrency scam called BitClub Network that is alleged to have defrauded investors of $722 million. The men arrested — 37-year-old Matthew Brent Goettsche from Lafayette,…

Cloud

Red Hat customers say hybrid is their top cloud strategy

By Mike Wheatley Dec 11, 2019

Customers of Red Hat Inc. are increasingly opting for a hybrid approach as their preferred cloud strategy, but doing so isn’t always easy: A large number of them admit to struggling to attract staff…

explore news

Q&A: Veeam leverages AWS S3 immutable backup in upcoming V10

Backup brings overdue all-in-one to big-data party

New Zeppelin ransomware targets tech and healthcare firms in Europe and US

IoT cybersecurity startup Ordr raises $27.5M

Four arrested for alleged BitClub Network Ponzi scheme

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