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Facebook makes big advances in AI reasoning and machine translation

By Mike Wheatley Oct 16, 2019

Facebook Inc. is using its @Scale conference today to provide an update on its progress in artificial intelligence research. The social media company is open-sourcing a new “AI reasoning” platform and providing some updates on its…

Cloud

Google debuts Security Health Analytics for its cloud platform

By Mike Wheatley Oct 16, 2019

Google LLC today launched a new cloud security service that aims to help ensure its customer stay in compliance with any regulations they need to adhere to. Security Health Analytics is a security service…

Security

New unicorn Acronis adopts holistic view of cyberprotection

By Silvia Fregoni Oct 16, 2019

As technology evolves, so does the myriad of cyberthreats. To address the range of enterprise protection needs, cybersecurity company Acronis International GmbH placed its bets on an integrated solution that encompasses safety, accessibility, privacy,…

Big Data

Open-source Delta Lake project moves to the Linux Foundation

By Mike Wheatley Oct 16, 2019

Databricks Inc.’s Delta Lake today became the latest open-source software project to fall under the banner of the Linux Foundation. Delta Lake has rapidly gained momentum since it was open-sourced by Databricks in April, and…

Security

New cryptojacking worm spreads via Docker software containers

By Duncan Riley Oct 16, 2019

Security researchers at Palo Alto Network Inc.’s Unit 42 have identified the first-ever cryptojacking worm that spreads using Docker software containers. Dubbed “Graboid,” the worm spread to more than 2,000 unsecured Docker hosts and…

Cloud

Red Hat piles up more developers tools in OpenShift 4.2 release

By Mike Wheatley Oct 16, 2019

Red Hat Inc. today added some new developer client tools and local development capabilities to its OpenShift container application platform aimed at making software developers more productive. The new tools include ready-to-use OpenShift developer services…

Cloud

AWS announces full lineup for Intersect, its first public music and tech festival

By Robert Hof Oct 16, 2019

In case it wasn’t already apparent, Amazon Web Services Inc. is serious about mounting a full-blown public music festival in Las Vegas in early December. Amazon.com Inc.’s cloud computing operation this morning announced a…

Blockchain

Ripple’s Xpring invests in cryptocurrency self-custody startup Towo Labs

By Duncan Riley Oct 16, 2019

Ripple Labs Inc.’s investment subsidiary Xpring today said it has made a strategic investment in Towo Labs AB, a Swedish startup developing technology for cryptocurrency self-custody. The investment will be used to support Towo Labs’ project…

Security

Site that sells stolen credit card data hacked by cyber vigilantes

By Duncan Riley Oct 15, 2019

BriansClub, an underground site that offers more than 26 million stolen credit cards for sale, has been hacked in an apparent case of cyber vigilantism. Detailed today by security researcher Brian Krebs, the attack enabled those…

Cloud

Q&A: AWS to offer internships through Bahrain’s Ministry of Youth and Sports Affairs

By Teryn O'Brien Oct 15, 2019

It’s estimated that 10,000 data solution architects will be needed across Bahrain in the next five years, and Amazon Web Services Inc. is working to help fill the void with its Educate program, a global…

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Facebook makes big advances in AI reasoning and machine translation

Open-source Delta Lake project moves to the Linux Foundation

New cryptojacking worm spreads via Docker software containers

Ripple’s Xpring invests in cryptocurrency self-custody startup Towo Labs

Site that sells stolen credit card data hacked by cyber vigilantes

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