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IoT

Google’s smart glasses get faster, smarter and more durable

By Mike Wheatley May 20, 2019

Google LLC’s revolutionary Glass device was at one time thought to be dead and buried after the company announced in 2015 it had given up developing the hardware. But the smart glasses got a…

Cloud

Oracle’s new Cloud Infrastructure Broker aimed at making life easier for Kubernetes developers

By Mike Wheatley May 20, 2019

Oracle Corp. is aiming to make it easier for developers to connect containerized applications built on Kubernetes with its cloud services. It’s an important move because Kubernetes has become the most popular software for…

Blockchain

Wild bitcoin roller coaster ride sees price plunge 21% before recovering

By Duncan Riley May 19, 2019

Bitcoin went on a wild roller coaster ride involving billions of dollars in value over the weekend, dropping more than $1,300 at one point until mostly recovering as of Sunday evening. The current ride…

Security

Hacking forum for trading stolen credentials hacked by other hackers

By Duncan Riley May 19, 2019

OGusers, a popular forum for trading stolen account credentials, has itself been hacked and details of members were published on another hacking forum. The hack started with an administrator telling users May 12 that a…

Cloud

Salesforce recovers from outage caused by faulty database script

By Duncan Riley May 19, 2019

Salesforce.com Inc. has managed to recover from a database error that saw widespread outages for customers from midday Friday through Saturday morning. The outage had its origin in an update just before 1 p.m. EDT…

Policy

Google and major chipmakers reportedly cut ties to Huawei

By Mike Wheatley May 19, 2019

Troubled Chinese smartphone maker Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. has been dealt dual hammer blows with the news that Google LLC has decided to cease doing business with it and four major chipmakers no longer…

Emerging Tech

Wearable shrinks, the return of silicon and eight more hot tech trends

By Robert Hof May 17, 2019

Get ready for therapy by text message, new silicon chip architectures and personalized fertility services. Those are a few of the hot technology trends that will take off in the next few years, according…

Infra

Q&A: Adobe puts AI, machine learning to work for small business

By Nick Marinoff May 17, 2019

It’s no surprise that big corporations capture the spotlight over smaller businesses. The world of small business, however, and the role these ventures play and the data they hold are crucial to keeping the country’s…

Emerging Tech

VMware expands R&D collaboration through Explorer Group

By Teryn O'Brien May 17, 2019

VMware Inc. has an extensive research and development division that is committed to furthering the future of technology, and their commitment has been proven through the investment of more and more resources into R&D…

Cloud

After $180M IPO, Fastly pops 50% in NYSE debut

By Maria Deutscher May 17, 2019

Following the disappointing public offerings of Uber Technologies Inc. and Lyft Inc., content delivery provider Fastly Inc. today debuted on the stock market to a markedly warmer reception. The company saw its share price…

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Google’s smart glasses get faster, smarter and more durable

Wild bitcoin roller coaster ride sees price plunge 21% before recovering

Hacking forum for trading stolen credentials hacked by other hackers

Google and major chipmakers reportedly cut ties to Huawei

Wearable shrinks, the return of silicon and eight more hot tech trends

Q&A: Adobe puts AI, machine learning to work for small business

VMware expands R&D collaboration through Explorer Group

After $180M IPO, Fastly pops 50% in NYSE debut

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