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OneLogin snares $100M in late-stage funding for its integrated identity management platform

By Paul Gillin Jan 10, 2019

Cloud identity management vendor OneLogin Inc. today announced a late-stage $100 million venture capital investment round, bringing its total funding to more than $172 million. Chief Executive Brad Brooks (pictured) said he hopes the…

Cloud

Enterprise cloud financial planning software firm Vena Solutions raises $115M

By Duncan Riley Jan 9, 2019

Enterprise cloud financial planning software firm Vena Solutions Inc. said today it has raised $115 million in new funding to scale up its operations. The Series D round was led by JMI Equity and included…

Security

Google removes 85 Android adware apps downloaded by users millions of times

By Duncan Riley Jan 9, 2019

The new year has ushered in a new range of Android malware, as Google LLC was forced to remove 85 nefarious apps uncovered Tuesday by security researchers at Trend Micro Inc. The apps, disguised…

Security

Report: Kaspersky employees helped the NSA catch a data-stealing contractor

By Duncan Riley Jan 9, 2019

The arrest of a U.S. National Security Agency contractor in 2016 over the theft of top-secret documents came about thanks to a tipoff from Russian security firm Kaspersky Lab, according to a new report.…

Cloud

Amazon launches DocumentDB database service to rival MongoDB

By Mike Wheatley Jan 9, 2019

Amazon Web Services Inc. is taking a shot at MongoDB Inc. with the launch today of its new Amazon DocumentDB database service. Amazon said DocumentDB is a fast, scalable, highly available and fully managed…

Apps

Apple orders 10 percent reduction in iPhone production plans

By Mike Wheatley Jan 9, 2019

Apple Inc.’s current misery looks like it could be extended into the new year, as new reports say the company has asked its iPhone suppliers to cut production of new devices for the next three…

AI

Digital assistants rule the show at CES 2019

By James Kobielus Jan 9, 2019

Voice-activated digital assistants are the star attraction at this year’s CES consumer electronics show. Considering the attention lavished on them this week in Las Vegas, one would think that Google Assistant and Amazon Alexa…

Emerging Tech

AMD debuts 7-nanometer processors for the consumer market

By Maria Deutscher Jan 9, 2019

Advanced Micro Devices Inc. today debuted the world’s seven-nanometer graphics card for consumer devices along with power-efficient central processing units aimed at the same market. The Radeon VII marks a big improvement over AMD’s previous top-end…

Apps

Microsoft targets shift workers with new mobile collaboration tools for Teams

By Maria Deutscher Jan 9, 2019

Team collaboration services such as Slack are for the most part geared toward knowledge workers. Microsoft Corp., however, is taking a broader approach by targeting the 2 billion shift workers worldwide who spend most…

Cloud

Cloud is a verb. Who’s doing it best in new hybrid world?

By R. Danes Jan 9, 2019

Some technology leaders insist that cloud computing is a verb; as in, the cloud is an operating model, a way to run applications that may or may not involve public cloud infrastructure. What exactly is…

all stories

OneLogin snares $100M in late-stage funding for its integrated identity management platform

Google removes 85 Android adware apps downloaded by users millions of times

Report: Kaspersky employees helped the NSA catch a data-stealing contractor

Apple orders 10 percent reduction in iPhone production plans

Digital assistants rule the show at CES 2019

AMD debuts 7-nanometer processors for the consumer market

Microsoft targets shift workers with new mobile collaboration tools for Teams

Cloud is a verb. Who’s doing it best in new hybrid world?

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