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Thought Leadership

The 10-year test for startup staying power

By R. Danes Jan 15, 2019

Founding a startup and investing in one are both shaky undertakings. The rapidly changing market chews up new businesses and spits them out. But what about the Apples and Googles of the world? They…

Cloud

Kong adds new AI-powered tools to ease API management

By Mike Wheatley Jan 15, 2019

Application programming interface management company Kong Inc. today updated its platform with new artificial intelligence- and machine learning-powered tools designed to help automate the management of API lifecycles. The new tools, Kong Brain and Kong…

Security

Texas city forced to resort to pen and paper following ransomware attack

By Duncan Riley Jan 14, 2019

A city in Texas has been forced to return to the days of pen and paper after a ransomware attack crippled their computer network. In the latest of many similar attacks, the unknown form…

Policy

Google employees double down in their fight against forced arbitration

By James Farrell Jan 14, 2019

Scores of employees at Google LLC are increasing their efforts to end forced arbitration at the company to create more awareness of a practice they deem unacceptable. Late last year, Google staff all over…

Security

Microsoft to drop free support for Windows 7 in January 2020

By Duncan Riley Jan 14, 2019

The end is nigh for Windows 7 as Microsoft Corp. announced today that it would stop offering free support for the operating system one year from today. Free is the key word. Microsoft is…

Blockchain

HSBC ran $250B in transactions through its blockchain platform in 2018

By Duncan Riley Jan 14, 2019

Global banking conglomerate HSBC Holdings PLC isn’t just talking about blockchain solutions but doing things, revealing that it ran $250 billion in transactions through its in-house blockchain platform last year. The figure comes from HSBC’s…

Infra

Intel could choose a new CEO before the end of the month

By Mike Wheatley Jan 14, 2019

Intel Corp. may be close to naming a new chief executive officer to replace its former chief Brian Krzanich, who left the chipmaking giant more than six months ago. Bloomberg today quoted anonymous sources as…

Emerging Tech

Proposed US rules would allow drones to be flown at night

By Duncan Riley Jan 14, 2019

The Trump administration has proposed new rules for flying drones that would allow the devices to be flown at night and over people without the need for special permission. Driven by growing commercial interests…

Cloud

Microsoft wins $1.76B contract to supply cloud services to Pentagon

By Mike Wheatley Jan 14, 2019

Microsoft Corp. has landed a huge $1.76 billion cloud computing contract from the U.S. Department of Defense under which it will provide an array of services to several agencies over the next five years.…

Blockchain

Fintech gets pressure-tested, but ‘crypto winter’ may not be as cold as it feels

By Mark Albertson Jan 14, 2019

For many participants in the world of financial technology, 2018 was a year to forget. The market for initial coin offerings ground to a halt, buffeted by regulatory issues and a steep collapse in…

all stories

The 10-year test for startup staying power

Texas city forced to resort to pen and paper following ransomware attack

Google employees double down in their fight against forced arbitration

Microsoft to drop free support for Windows 7 in January 2020

HSBC ran $250B in transactions through its blockchain platform in 2018

Proposed US rules would allow drones to be flown at night

Fintech gets pressure-tested, but ‘crypto winter’ may not be as cold as it feels

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