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SAP’s new no-nonsense Concur Travel bot lets users book flights via Slack

By Maria Deutscher Aug 13, 2018

Booking flights for employees is just one of the many activities involved in a company’s day-to-day operations, but it’s big business for SAP SE. The technology giant bought travel management provider Concur Technologies Inc.…

Apps

Virtual reality fights real fires thanks to girl-powered mobile app

By Bev Bellile Aug 13, 2018

In many countries, such as the State of Palestine, electricity can be spotty or even off for many hours every day, so it’s common to use candles or gas heaters for light and heat…

Emerging Tech

Dexon raises $20 million to develop superspeed blockchain transaction network

By Kyt Dotson Aug 13, 2018

The Dexon Foundation, startup and developer of a high-speed, distributed ledger blockchain protocol, announced today it has completed a $20 million private funding round led by IDG Capital to push development of its network. Dexon…

Infra

Time to retire old tech: Report finds fax machines are easily hackable

By Duncan Riley Aug 12, 2018

Remarkably in 2018 some people still use fax machines. For those under the age of 40, they’re devices that allow users to send copies of documents using a telephone line. Now, a new security…

Emerging Tech

Bitcoin recovers slightly after drop caused by SEC delay on ETF application

By Duncan Riley Aug 12, 2018

The price of bitcoin recovered slightly over the weekend after a tumultuous week that saw its price drop to one month lows of nearly $6,000 on Saturday. The apparent reason was a U.S. Securities…

Apps

Report: Google may add Windows 10 support to Chromebooks

By Duncan Riley Aug 12, 2018

Google LLC may be planning a surprise move in supporting Windows 10 on Chromebook laptops, at least according to an analysis published today of code undertaken by XDA-Developers. The move to support alternative operating…

Infra

Android hack takes advantage of apps insecurely using external storage

By Duncan Riley Aug 12, 2018

A newly discovered flaw in the way Android stores data allows hackers to use external storage as a way to access data, according to new research published today. Discovered by security researchers at Check Point…

Security

While the US hangs back, China and Europe seize control of internet policy

By Mark Albertson Aug 12, 2018

How important is the stability of the internet to the world? All of a sudden, the onetime repository for cat videos and cookie recipes has become critically important, because the stakes are infinitely higher…

Cloud

Lawsuit accuses Oracle of misleading investors on cloud computing growth

By Robert Hof Aug 11, 2018

Almost five months after Oracle Corp. surprised investors with more disappointing growth in its cloud computing services, a lawsuit filed Friday claims executives lied about the nature of that growth. The suit, filed by Bernstein Litowitz Berger…

Big Data

AI must go mainstream. New Innovation Lab boosts efforts at Dell EMC

By Kylie Anderson Aug 10, 2018

The global market for artificial intelligence is estimated to reach $153,389 million by 2025, growing at a rate of 49.3 percent since large-scale adoption efforts began in 2016, and Dell EMC is preparing specialized data…

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SAP’s new no-nonsense Concur Travel bot lets users book flights via Slack

Dexon raises $20 million to develop superspeed blockchain transaction network

Time to retire old tech: Report finds fax machines are easily hackable

Bitcoin recovers slightly after drop caused by SEC delay on ETF application

Report: Google may add Windows 10 support to Chromebooks

Android hack takes advantage of apps insecurely using external storage

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