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Cloud

Hardware-to-software transformation, multicloud and 5G set the stage for Cisco Live 2019

By Mark Albertson Jun 10, 2019

During a recent interview in advance of Cisco Systems Inc.’s major conference this month in San Diego, Chief Executive Officer Chuck Robbins plainly had a couple of things he wanted to get off his…

Big Data

Salesforce to buy Tableau for $15.7B as analytics market consolidation accelerates

By Paul Gillin Jun 10, 2019

Customer relationship management giant Salesforce.com Inc. early today said it’s buying Tableau Inc. in a blockbuster all-stock deal valued at $15.7 billion. The news comes just four days after Google LLC announced plans to…

Security

Vectra bags $100M from blue-chip investors to hunt threats with network metadata

By Maria Deutscher Jun 10, 2019

Alongside the wave of acquisitions that took place in the past few weeks, the cybersecurity industry has seen a number of startups raise substantial funding rounds. Today, Vectra AI Inc. became the latest to…

Security

GoldBrute botnet targets Windows Remote Desktop Protocol connections

By Duncan Riley Jun 9, 2019

A newly discovered botnet has been discovered attacking Windows systems running Remote Desktop Protocol connections in what could be one of the largest attacks of its type this year. Dubbed GoldBrute, the botnet is…

Security

Google admits some Android phones shipped with malware

By Duncan Riley Jun 9, 2019

Google LLC Friday admitted that some Android phones going back as far as 2016 were shipped with malware installed unknowingly by smartphone manufacturers. The malware used is called “Triada,” a trojan virus that provides…

Policy

White House budget chief asks for a delay on Huawei product ban

By Mike Wheatley Jun 9, 2019

The White House’s budget chief has written to U.S. Vice President Mike Pence and nine other members of Congress asking for a delay on restrictions against China’s Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd.’s products. Reuters reported today…

AI

Robots are not people and AI is not taking your job

By Stuart Miniman Jun 9, 2019

Amazon.com Inc. is secretive about sharing what happens inside the fulfillment centers that our smiling packages come from. But like how its Amazon Web Services Inc. has given glimpses into the technologies that enable its…

Policy

Google reportedly lobbying US government for waiver from Huawei ban

By Maria Deutscher Jun 7, 2019

Google LLC is seeking an exemption from the Trump administration’s ban on doing business with Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd., the Financial Times reported today. Sources told the publication that “senior executives” from the search…

Emerging Tech

New blockchain-powered private chat app launched by Odin

By Kyt Dotson Jun 7, 2019

Odin Blockchain, a community-driven distributed ledger blockchain ecosystem, announced Thursday the launch of its private messenger service Odin Chat, which has been in early access since May. This chat application has been launched in…

AI

Microsoft pulls massive facial recognition database from internet

By James Farrell Jun 6, 2019

Microsoft Corp. this week discreetly pulled a facial recognition database from the internet, according to a report published Thursday. Built back in 2016, the database known as MS Celeb at one point contained 10…

all stories

Vectra bags $100M from blue-chip investors to hunt threats with network metadata

GoldBrute botnet targets Windows Remote Desktop Protocol connections

Google admits some Android phones shipped with malware

White House budget chief asks for a delay on Huawei product ban

Google reportedly lobbying US government for waiver from Huawei ban

New blockchain-powered private chat app launched by Odin

Microsoft pulls massive facial recognition database from internet

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