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‘Oops, we broke democracy’: Networking pioneer says tech’s fail-fast culture must change

By Mark Albertson Jan 11, 2019

In the 160-character-fueled, fail-fast and break-things culture of the technology world, perspective is often in short supply. Judy Estrin thinks she knows how to fix that problem. The Silicon Valley serial entrepreneur can offer a…

Apps

Apple said to be planning iPhone with 3 rear cameras this year

By Maria Deutscher Jan 11, 2019

Apple Inc. plans to launch a trio of iPhones this year that will be headlined by a flagship with three rear cameras, according to a new report. The information leaked this morning by way…

Blockchain

Another bear market? Bitcoin plunges nearly 10% in a day

By Duncan Riley Jan 10, 2019

After a somewhat stable start to the year, the price of bitcoin plunged by nearly 10 percent in the last 24 hours in what may be a return to the bear market of 2018.…

Security

Unprotected MongoDB instance exposes resumes of 202 million Chinese nationals

By Duncan Riley Jan 10, 2019

A security researcher has uncovered a publicly exposed MongoDB instance that includes the resumes of 202 million Chinese nationals, but in a new twist, it’s unknown who owns the database. Discovered by Bob Diachenko of…

Security

Credit card data stolen in hack of kitchenware maker Oxo

By Duncan Riley Jan 10, 2019

Kitchenware maker Oxo International Ltd. has disclosed that it was the victim of hacking that resulted in customer credit card data stolen. In a breach disclosure letter filed to comply with California law, the company said that…

Apps

Ford will shut down its Chariot commuter shuttle service

By Duncan Riley Jan 10, 2019

In a surprise move, Ford Motor Co. today announced it will shut down its commuter shuttle service Chariot because the business isn’t sustainable. The closure will take place on different dates in different locations.…

Apps

PC sales stumble over the holiday period from processor shortages

By Mike Wheatley Jan 10, 2019

Sales of personal computers took a knock in the fourth quarter from a combination of microprocessor chip shortages and the ongoing trade war between the U.S. and China, according to reports today from analyst…

AI

Implementing the enterprise journey to AI in the cloud

By James Kobielus Jan 10, 2019

Artificial intelligence is steadily infusing itself into every component of cloud-native computing environments. Developers are incorporating AI — in the form of deep learning, machine learning and kindred technologies — into cloud-native applications and…

Infra

Nonvolatile memory turns up AI, edge power of flash storage

By R. Danes Jan 10, 2019

For all the performance gains of flash over disk storage, it was traditionally designed for low cost-per-bit. A brand new breed of flash that prioritizes performance is coming. Its low latency and high capacity…

Cloud

5G may be a game changer, but don’t expect a lot in 2019

By Mark Albertson Jan 10, 2019

Contrary to the preshow hype at the CES consumer electronics show this week in Las Vegas, 2019 will not be the year that 5G fully arrives. Not even close. But the fifth-generation wireless standard…

the latest

Apple said to be planning iPhone with 3 rear cameras this year

Another bear market? Bitcoin plunges nearly 10% in a day

Unprotected MongoDB instance exposes resumes of 202 million Chinese nationals

Credit card data stolen in hack of kitchenware maker Oxo

Ford will shut down its Chariot commuter shuttle service

PC sales stumble over the holiday period from processor shortages

Nonvolatile memory turns up AI, edge power of flash storage

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