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Big Data

Adobe CIO reshapes IT culture for a data-powered customer view

By Mark Albertson Apr 8, 2019

The time may finally have arrived when CIO no longer means “career is over.” As technology drives nearly every business imaginable today, the role of the chief information officer in managing enterprise information technology…

Apps

Ahead of IPO, Pinterest sets price target below last valuation

By Maria Deutscher Apr 8, 2019

Pinterest Inc. may not hit the stock market at the valuation its executives and investors had hoped for. The company, whose scrapbooking-focused social network has more than 250 million users worldwide, will debut on…

Security

Cloud security company Bitglass raises $70M in late-stage round

By Mike Wheatley Apr 8, 2019

Cloud access security broker Bitglass Inc. is in a confident mood after landing a $70 million round of financing. The Series D round, led by new investor Quadrille Capital, with participation from existing investors FutureFund, New…

AI

Nvidia spins up its GPUs to accelerate AI-driven medical diagnosis and drug discovery

By Mike Wheatley Apr 8, 2019

Nvidia Corp. reckons artificial intelligence has evolved to the point where it can be reliably used to help diagnose diseases and discover new drugs. To enable these new capabilities, the maker of graphics processing…

Blockchain

To the moon or low Earth orbit? Bitcoin price continues to soar

By Duncan Riley Apr 7, 2019

Bitcoin has maintained a price surge that started on April Fool’s Day, reaching new yearly highs over the weekend in what many believe may indicate a long-term bull run. The cryptocurrency broke through the…

Security

Samsung Galaxy S10 fingerprint scanner easily tricked by rubber finger

By Duncan Riley Apr 7, 2019

In something straight out of a Hollywood movie, the fingerprint scanners on Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.’s flagship Galaxy S10 devices can be easily tricked by a rubber finger. Detailed Friday a hacker by the name of…

Emerging Tech

Lyft threatens to sue Morgan Stanley over short-selling trades

By Duncan Riley Apr 7, 2019

Lyft Inc. is threatening to sue Morgan Stanley, accusing the merchant bank of promoting short-selling to investors who were subject to lock-up agreements. Short-selling is the sale of shares that the seller has borrowed in…

Cloud

As hybrids flower, a new era dawns in cloud computing

By Paul Gillin Apr 7, 2019

For Kenny Mullican, the decision about whether to use a hybrid cloud was once cut-and-dried. “It was a binary choice between your own servers and going with a public cloud,” said the chief information…

Cloud

Businesses must beware shiny pennies in the rush to the cloud

By R. Danes Apr 5, 2019

Many companies in hybrid computing limbo are in a rush to move to all-in cloud nirvana. But there are a lot of shiny pennies to stumble on along the path. Enterprise information technology leaders…

Apps

Report: Apple Music has vaulted past Spotify in US with 28M paid subscribers

By Maria Deutscher Apr 5, 2019

Apple Inc.’s big bet on services seems to be paying off in the music streaming market. The Wall Street Journal today reported that Apple Music has overtaken rival Spotify Technology AB in U.S. subscriber count.…

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Adobe CIO reshapes IT culture for a data-powered customer view

To the moon or low Earth orbit? Bitcoin price continues to soar

Samsung Galaxy S10 fingerprint scanner easily tricked by rubber finger

Lyft threatens to sue Morgan Stanley over short-selling trades

Report: Apple Music has vaulted past Spotify in US with 28M paid subscribers

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