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Tableau Software turns its attention to location-based data

By Mike Wheatley May 22, 2019

Tableau Software Inc. is trying to make it easier for workers to analyze location data with its latest release, Tableau 2019.2, which is being made generally available today. The data analytics software provider said…

Apps

Box revamps its Relay workflow automation tools

By Mike Wheatley May 22, 2019

Cloud content management company Box Inc. is revamping its workflow automation tool Box Relay, making it easier for companies to automate business processes centered around the content they work with. Box Relay was launched…

AI

Comcast working on a home health monitoring device for the vulnerable

By James Farrell May 21, 2019

Comcast Corp. is developing a personal home assistant to monitor people’s health, according to CNBC report published Tuesday. The initial report suggested that the device would be a direct competitor to Amazon.com Inc.’s Alexa,…

Emerging Tech

TuSimple runs pilot program with USPS to ship freight using self-driving trucks

By Duncan Riley May 21, 2019

Chinese-owned tech companies may be on the nose with the Trump Administration, but that hasn’t stopped the U.S. Postal Service teaming with one to test shipping using self-driving trucks. The trial involves the USPS…

Blockchain

Craig Wright, who may or may not be bitcoin’s creator, gets copyright anyway

By Duncan Riley May 21, 2019

Craig Wright, the on-again, off-again claimant to be bitcoin creator Satoshi Nakamoto, is at it again. Today it was revealed that he has obtained a copyright for the original bitcoin white paper as well…

Infra

Microsoft makes May 2019 Windows Update generally available

By Duncan Riley May 21, 2019

Microsoft Corp. today made the May 2019 Windows Update generally available for users of Windows 10 and Windows Server, meaning both consumer and enterprise users alike can now easily obtain the upgrade. Tested for…

Security

Google confesses it stored some G Suite passwords in plain text for years

By Duncan Riley May 21, 2019

Google LLC warned today that the passwords of some G Suite business customers had been stored in plain text for as long as 14 years. The passwords were stored unhashed, that is unencrypted, in Google…

Infra

Q&A: Don’t assume serverless has limitations, says IBM Knative expert

By Nick Marinoff May 21, 2019

The no limit mentality is especially ripe in the technology industry, where the mantra tends to be ‘fail fast and fail often.’ New IT platforms are constantly being designed to make daily business operations easier. But assuming certain workloads aren’t…

Policy

Report: Huawei’s Android replacement ‘far from ready’

By Mike Wheatley May 21, 2019

With Huawei Technologies Co. Ltd. still reeling from the news that its been banned from doing business with U.S. technology firms, conflicting reports are emerging about its plans to create a new operating system…

Infra

Momentary blip or strike two? Pure Storage earnings miss again

By Paul Gillin May 21, 2019

Pure Storage Inc. missed expectations on earnings and revenues for the second straight quarter today, sending its stock plunging more than 18% in after-hours trading. The decline continued after the opening bell on Wednesday,…

all stories

Tableau Software turns its attention to location-based data

Comcast working on a home health monitoring device for the vulnerable

TuSimple runs pilot program with USPS to ship freight using self-driving trucks

Craig Wright, who may or may not be bitcoin’s creator, gets copyright anyway

Microsoft makes May 2019 Windows Update generally available

Report: Huawei’s Android replacement ‘far from ready’

Momentary blip or strike two? Pure Storage earnings miss again

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