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Infra

Edge hardware, 5G network will create new wave of AI mobile apps

By R. Danes Nov 5, 2018

When we talk about intelligent applications at the edge of computing networks, often we are referring to the tasks we perform everyday on our smartphones. Our handhelds already stream movies, recognize faces and act on voice commands,…

Blockchain

If life gives you crypto, use it as collateral for real-money loans

By R. Danes Nov 5, 2018

Think of cryptocurrencies as lemons. Owners can keep them in the fridge or take them out and make lemonade, Tom Collinses or a meringue pie. Of limited options, many have been idle with their digital…

Security

Symantec picks up cybersecurity startups Appthority and Javelin to bolster portfolio

By Maria Deutscher Nov 5, 2018

Symantec Corp. recently revealed plans to trim its workforce by 8 percent as part of a cost-cutting initiative, but the company continues to invest in growth areas. The cybersecurity heavyweight today announced that it…

Startup of the Week

Bringing tech’s boogiemen to life: Woman coder is naming names to fight industry bias

By R. Danes Nov 5, 2018

Despite numerous initiatives to promote gender parity, women currently hold just 28.6 percent of computing jobs. Why? It’s a question that elicits a barrage of clashing answers that light flames of controversy in the news and social…

Infra

Extreme Networks brings agility and automation to data center networks

By Mike Wheatley Nov 5, 2018

Networking company Extreme Networks Inc. aims to help enterprises along their “digital transformation” journey. Today, the company is pitching a new set of hardware and software offerings designed to manage multiple cloud environments better.…

Cloud

Looking ahead to AWS re:Invent, public clouds keep gaining momentum

By James Kobielus Nov 5, 2018

Amazon Web Services Inc. continues to dominate the public cloud market. As its seventh annual re:Invent conference approaches, it’s clear that AWS, along with Microsoft Corp. and Google LLC, are the clear leaders in this arena,…

Cloud

AIOps startup ScienceLogic raises $25M to support global expansion

By Duncan Riley Nov 5, 2018

Startup ScienceLogic Inc., which offers artificial intelligence for information technology operations, a fast-growing field known as AIOps, today said it has raised $25 million in new funding to support a global expansion. The $25…

Security

Hacked Facebook accounts found for sale on the darknet

By Duncan Riley Nov 4, 2018

Access to some 81,000 hacked Facebook accounts have been found for sale on the darknet, the shady part of the internet reachable with special software, at a surprisingly low price. The sale of the accounts,…

Policy

Defending digital: Resist the tech backlash before it’s too late

By David Moschella Nov 3, 2018

The chief executives of the leading digital technology firms have grown used to being admired. For nearly a half-century, they’ve been portrayed as visionary, passionate and committed to building a better, smarter world. Combined…

Policy

Building algorithmic protections against engineered political opinions

By James Kobielus Nov 2, 2018

Free speech is a fundamental right in any democracy. But some people have loud voices and the proverbial megaphone that can easily drown out everybody else’s free speech. Freedom of the press is also…

all stories

Edge hardware, 5G network will create new wave of AI mobile apps

If life gives you crypto, use it as collateral for real-money loans

Symantec picks up cybersecurity startups Appthority and Javelin to bolster portfolio

Bringing tech’s boogiemen to life: Woman coder is naming names to fight industry bias

Hacked Facebook accounts found for sale on the darknet

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