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Apple apologizes for account hacks in China

By Duncan Riley Oct 16, 2018

Apple Inc. has apologized to Chinese users who had funds stolen via hackers gaining access to their Apple IDs. The story first emerged Oct. 11 when Ant Financial Services Group’s Alipay warned users on social media…

Emerging Tech

Uber and Lyft inch closer to early 2019 initial public offerings

By Duncan Riley Oct 16, 2018

Rival ride-hailing startups Uber Technologies Inc. and Lyft Inc. are both making headlines today with news that they’re each inching closer to initial public offerings in 2019. Leading the news, Uber has received proposals…

Apps

Google to charge phone makers for preinstalling its Android apps in Europe

By Duncan Riley Oct 16, 2018

Google LLC will now charge phone makers in Europe to bundle its apps in response to a European Commision ruling and $5 billion fine in July over its previous practices. The EC ruling, harking back…

Infra

IBM surprises investors with quarterly revenue decline

By Paul Gillin Oct 16, 2018

Wall Street threw a party today, but IBM Corp. ended up with the hangover. On a day when the Dow Jones soared more than 500 points, IBM shares fell more than 4 percent in…

Apps

Report: Facebook is developing a camera-equipped media streaming device

By Maria Deutscher Oct 16, 2018

Facebook Inc. is said to be working on a media streaming device that will offer access to various entertainment services and feature a camera for video calling. Online news network Cheddar detailed the project…

Infra

No dataset is an island — at least not if you’re trying to get AI from it

By R. Danes Oct 16, 2018

A business has petabytes of data on initial customers, repeat customers, customers they lost, and customers that returned after trying a different brand. Obviously, that business is able to analyze the data and tweak its offerings…

Infra

With Neoverse, Arm aims to expand chip reach from edge devices to data centers

By Robert Hof Oct 16, 2018

Arm Holdings Ltd., whose computer chip designs are best known for powering consumer devices from smartphones and smartwatches to televisions and printers, has been worming its way into data center equipment such as network switches…

Big Data

Data protection provides the foundation for HKS’ systems approach

By Mark Albertson Oct 16, 2018

From the mammoth AT&T Stadium in Arlington, Texas, to Terminal D of the DFW International Airport, HKS Inc. architects has been designing landmark structures for 80 years. A key element of any building is…

Cloud

GitHub debuts new developer tools for security and collaboration

By Kyt Dotson Oct 16, 2018

As the curtains rose at the GitHub Universe developer conference today in San Francisco, open-source code repository GitHub announced an array of new products designed to embrace collective work by developers and enhance security.…

Infra

Omnipresent data protection for apps all over the darn place

By R. Danes Oct 16, 2018

With a new breed of software applications emerging, spanning machine learning, artificial intelligence and the internet of things, it can be difficult for businesses to keep pace. Developing and running these novel and highly complex…

all stories

Apple apologizes for account hacks in China

Uber and Lyft inch closer to early 2019 initial public offerings

Google to charge phone makers for preinstalling its Android apps in Europe

Report: Facebook is developing a camera-equipped media streaming device

No dataset is an island — at least not if you’re trying to get AI from it

Data protection provides the foundation for HKS’ systems approach

Omnipresent data protection for apps all over the darn place

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