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Infra

Beyond agile: ‘Plastic’ software will transform business

By R. Danes Jan 14, 2019

It’s tough to go back to on-premises data centers after a jaunt through the burgeoning world of cloud computing. Companies today can test and deploy new software in much more rapid cycles. There is…

IoT

AWS and Samsung back $30M round into energy-scavenging chip startup Wiliot

By Maria Deutscher Jan 14, 2019

Cellular networks, televisions and other electronic devices give off so-called ambient energy that bounces around the atmosphere in the form of radio waves. Wiliot Inc., a startup led by former Intel Corp. engineers, is…

Blockchain

Blockchain-based fast identity verification startup Authenteq raises $5M

By Kyt Dotson Jan 14, 2019

Berlin- and Reykjavik, Iceland-based identity management startup Authenteq Ltd. today announced that it has closed a $5 million funding round in just two weeks. This funding represents the first close of two in the…

Cloud

Learn how to act in cloud or waste money, miss out on agility

By R. Danes Jan 14, 2019

If cloud is just someone else’s data center, what’s the point of moving there anyway? Companies that see cloud computing simply as a place to park software stuff are indeed missing the point. Cloud operating…

Cloud

Choice Hotels moves its IT infrastructure to Amazon Web Services

By Mike Wheatley Jan 14, 2019

Amazon Web Services Inc. today announced a big customer win in the hospitality industry, with Choice Hotels International Inc. going “all-in” on its public cloud infrastructure. Choice Hotels, which owns well-known hotel brands such…

Blockchain

As bitcoin continues to fall, economists blame too many alternative coins

By Duncan Riley Jan 13, 2019

As the price of bitcoin continued to drop over the weekend, two economists have argued that the supply of altcoins may be to blame for bitcoin’s 13-month swoon. Bitcoin was trading at $3,521.12 as of…

Emerging Tech

Lime pulls service in Switzerland after faulty e-scooters throw users off their rides

By Duncan Riley Jan 13, 2019

Problems with the technology behind self-driving cars and occasional issues with Uber Technologies Inc. drivers are well-known, but in a new twist, faulty technology in e-scooters is now throwing users off their rides. The…

Security

Ryuk ransomware now believed to be the work of Russian crime syndicate

By Duncan Riley Jan 13, 2019

Ryuk, a form of ransomware that first appeared last year and was attributed to North Korea, may actually be the work of a Russian criminal syndicate. That’s according to research published late last week…

Cloud

Slack reportedly will go public via a direct listing in the second quarter

By Maria Deutscher Jan 11, 2019

Slack Technologies Inc. is reportedly preparing to hit the stock market through a direct listing, which would make it only the second major tech firm to go that route. The Wall Street Journal today cited…

Cloud

How to run high-performance Kubernetes apps in the multicloud

By James Kobielus Jan 11, 2019

Cloud services will account for virtually all data center traffic within the next three years. The evidence: Last year, a report from the Cisco Global Cloud Index predicted that 94 percent of workloads and instances…

the latest

AWS and Samsung back $30M round into energy-scavenging chip startup Wiliot

Blockchain-based fast identity verification startup Authenteq raises $5M

As bitcoin continues to fall, economists blame too many alternative coins

Lime pulls service in Switzerland after faulty e-scooters throw users off their rides

Ryuk ransomware now believed to be the work of Russian crime syndicate

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