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New version of infamous Shamoon malware targets oil and gas industry

By Duncan Riley Dec 13, 2018

A new version of Shamoon, a form of malware that infamously caused damage to Saudi Aramco, Saudi Arabia’s largest oil producer in 2012, has been used in new attacks in the Middle East. The…

Blockchain

After raising $133M from top-tier investors, hyped ‘stablecoin’ Basis closes

By Duncan Riley Dec 13, 2018

A hyped stablecoin that raised more than $100 million earlier this year from top Silicon Valley venture capital firms has closed, blaming regulatory issues for its demise. Called Basis, the stablecoin, formerly known as Basecoin,…

Emerging Tech

Some Arizona residents attacking Waymo self-driving vehicles

By Duncan Riley Dec 13, 2018

Some residents of Phoenix, Arizona, have taken to attacking Waymo LLC self-driving vehicles in an apparent backlash to the use of the technology on their streets. In the last two years, 21 incidents involving…

IoT

GE to spin off digital business as a standalone industrial IoT company

By Mike Wheatley Dec 13, 2018

General Electric Co. ended months of speculation about the fate of its digital business unit today, saying it plans to spin it off as a standalone industrial “internet of things” company. GE has also…

Emerging Tech

Imax shuts down VR business as interest continues to wane

By Duncan Riley Dec 13, 2018

Cinema technology company Imax Corp. is shutting down its virtual reality business as interest in the technology continues to wane. Imax raised $50 million for a “virtual reality fund” in partnership with Acer Inc., the…

Cloud

Adobe beats earnings estimates, but acquisition costs weigh on forecast

By Paul Gillin Dec 13, 2018

Updated: Adobe Systems Inc. today issued fiscal fourth-quarter results that initially baffled investors, who first bid shares up by 3 percent in after-hours trading but then sent them down more than 1.3 percent, wiping…

Cloud

Service meshes and serverless are just a slice of what Kubernetes enables

By Mark Albertson Dec 13, 2018

After two days of presentations and dialogue with attendees at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon in Seattle this week, observers have seen several key themes emerge, but prime among them is the emergence of container orchestration…

Infra

32 flavors of Kubernetes and why as-a-service tastes the best

By R. Danes Dec 13, 2018

There are a bunch of ways to jump into Kubernetes, the open-source platform for orchestrating virtualized containers for software application deployment. An enterprise could run it on its own on-premises data center. It could also consume…

Cloud

At KubeCon, the Kubernetes community discusses its growing pains

By James Kobielus Dec 13, 2018

The Kubernetes market is on a fast growth path, but it’s also experiencing the issues that beset any rapidly evolving technology that’s being built out and refined by a global community. This week at the…

Cloud

Creating custom AI models to answer real-world business questions

By Manas Sarma Dec 13, 2018

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New version of infamous Shamoon malware targets oil and gas industry

After raising $133M from top-tier investors, hyped ‘stablecoin’ Basis closes

Some Arizona residents attacking Waymo self-driving vehicles

Imax shuts down VR business as interest continues to wane

At KubeCon, the Kubernetes community discusses its growing pains

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