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Albertsons and IBM put romaine lettuce on the blockchain for food safety

By Kyt Dotson Apr 11, 2019

Albertsons Cos. LLC and IBM Corp. announced today that they’re looking to improve the safety of sandwiches and salads by piloting a program that will track romaine lettuce with distributed ledger blockchain technology. The…

Security

Connected-device security startup Armis bags $65M round led by Sequoia

By Maria Deutscher Apr 11, 2019

Armis Inc., a fast-growing player in the “internet of things” security market, today announced that it has landed a $65 million funding round led by Sequoia Capital. Sequoia had backed a $30 million investment into…

Cloud

Cloud Next day two wrap: Google makes a strong developer push

By James Kobielus Apr 11, 2019

Google LLC made even more product announcements on day two of its Cloud Next conference in San Francisco than on the opening day of the event — this time aimed chiefly at software developers.…

Apps

Facebook announces sweeping changes to tackle misinformation

By James Farrell Apr 10, 2019

In an almost 2,000-word post published Tuesday, Facebook Inc. revealed a slew of changes that it hopes will reduce the proliferation of dubious news on the platform. The social media company has made the…

Infra

Analysts blame Intel chip shortage for ongoing PC sales decline

By Mike Wheatley Apr 10, 2019

There’s no letup in the declining global demand for personal computers, according to new numbers released Wednesday by market analysts Gartner Inc. and International Data Corp. Gartner said global shipments of PCs, which includes…

Blockchain

Little-known blockchain-based livestreaming service signs PewDiePie

By Duncan Riley Apr 10, 2019

A little-known blockchain-based livestreaming service has received a massive boost, signing YouTube star PewDiePie in an exclusive streaming partnership. The company, DLive Inc., comes from the same people behind Lino, which raised $20 million…

Security

Newly discovered ‘TajMahal’ hacking framework includes 80 malicious modules

By Duncan Riley Apr 10, 2019

Security researchers at Kaspersky Lab have uncovered a new and sophisticated advanced persistent threat framework that was likely developed by a nation-state. Dubbed “TajMahal,” the APT framework contains 80 malicious modules that can be…

Security

New malware attack causes real-world damage

By Duncan Riley Apr 10, 2019

Security researchers have uncovered a new attempted hack using Triton malware, which targets industrial equipment in an effort to cause physical damage to its targets. Triton was first detected in 2017 when it was…

Emerging Tech

Amazon buys warehouse robotics startup Canvas Technology

By Mike Wheatley Apr 10, 2019

Amazon.com Inc. has acquired a Boulder, Colorado-based robotics startup called Canvas Technology that builds autonomous vehicles for industrial purposes. More specifically, Canvas makes autonomous, self-driving carts for use in warehouses. The carts are said…

Policy

Pentagon: Amazon, Microsoft now in two-horse race for $10B JEDI cloud deal

By Mike Wheatley Apr 10, 2019

The race to land a multibillion-dollar Pentagon cloud services contract is now down to Amazon Web Services Inc. and Microsoft Corp. after two other competing bids were rejected by U.S. Defense Department officials, Bloomberg…

explore news

Albertsons and IBM put romaine lettuce on the blockchain for food safety

Connected-device security startup Armis bags $65M round led by Sequoia

Facebook announces sweeping changes to tackle misinformation

Little-known blockchain-based livestreaming service signs PewDiePie

Newly discovered ‘TajMahal’ hacking framework includes 80 malicious modules

New malware attack causes real-world damage

Amazon buys warehouse robotics startup Canvas Technology

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