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AI

Bots for hire: OneSource Virtual prepares to offer robotic process as a service

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Apr 22, 2019

No attitude, no overtime, no personal distractions. Robotic process automation is a human resource manager’s dream. It doesn’t sound bad to workers either. Handing over those repetitive tasks means more time to be truly…

Apps

Samsung pushes back Galaxy Fold launch after display issues

By Maria Deutscher Apr 22, 2019

Following reports of malfunctioning test units, Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. said today that it won’t launch its Galaxy Fold handset on Friday as originally planned. The news is hardly unexpected. A couple hours before…

AI

Automation for all: RPA startup aims to bring AI to everyone

By Mark Albertson Apr 22, 2019

Some hot tech startups attract a lot of money. A few attract partnerships from major industry players eager to get a piece of the action before the big money moves in. And then there…

Infra

New, improved management cures cloud-networking reliability snafus

By R. Danes Apr 22, 2019

There’s no cloud computing without real, live computers somewhere on Earth. Physical infrastructure is alive and well for builders of both public and private clouds. In fact, hardware vendors are innovating advanced gear specifically…

Cloud

Report: Apple has inked a five-year, $1.5B cloud contract with AWS

By Maria Deutscher Apr 22, 2019

The relationship between Apple Inc. and Amazon.com Inc. is one of the most prominent examples of the so-called coopetition that has permeated the tech industry. Apple competes with the online retail giant in a…

Blockchain

Bitcoin up and down as investors take a wait-and-see approach

By Duncan Riley Apr 21, 2019

The price of bitcoin hit a yearly high of $5,332.83 Saturday before dropping on Sunday as investors continue to take a wait-and-see approach as to where the cryptocurrency may head next. Bitcoin first broke…

Security

Researcher who stopped WannaCry ransomware pleads guilty to hacking charges

By Duncan Riley Apr 21, 2019

Marcus Hutchins, the British security researcher who was credited with halting the spread of WannaCry ransomware in 2017 before later being arrested for hacking, has now pleaded guilty to two charges as part of…

Emerging Tech

Tesla obtains restraining order against short seller for alleged stalking

By Duncan Riley Apr 21, 2019

Tesla Inc. has obtained a restraining order against a man who is part of a Tesla short-selling community for alleged stalking and dangerous behavior. The legal filing for the restraining order Friday alleges that Randeep…

Security

France launches secure messaging app – complete with security vulnerability

By Duncan Riley Apr 21, 2019

The French government launched a new message app for state employees April 18, but within hours the application had been found to have a serious security vulnerability. Tchap, available for both iOS and Android but…

Security

Reeling us in: How phishing email scams keep getting smarter

By Paul Gillin Apr 19, 2019

Open your preferred email client. Now hit “page down” three times. Chances are one of the messages that just scrolled past you is a phishing email, a message that’s intended to fool you into…

all stories

Samsung pushes back Galaxy Fold launch after display issues

Automation for all: RPA startup aims to bring AI to everyone

Report: Apple has inked a five-year, $1.5B cloud contract with AWS

Bitcoin up and down as investors take a wait-and-see approach

Researcher who stopped WannaCry ransomware pleads guilty to hacking charges

Tesla obtains restraining order against short seller for alleged stalking

France launches secure messaging app – complete with security vulnerability

Reeling us in: How phishing email scams keep getting smarter

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