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Reporter finds lack of major OpenStack news, but keynote jolts conference

By Mark Albertson May 25, 2018

The OpenStack Foundation’s gathering this week was characterized by much talk of collaboration and little major news, according to one technology reporter in attendance. The journalist suggested that maturity of the technology may be one…

Big Data

Toyota breaks data silos to go toe-to-toe with Uber and Co.

By R. Danes May 25, 2018

Do old incumbents really have a chance against nimble, zero-baggage startups? The automotive industry is a good place to dig out the answer to that question. Established giants like Ford Motor Co. and Toyota Motor…

Apps

Samsung stung for $539 million for copying iPhone features

By James Farrell May 25, 2018

Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. today was ordered by a court to pay $539 million in damages to Apple Inc. over patent infringement relating to the design of the iPhone. In a case that has…

Apps

Andy Rubin’s startup Essential reportedly cancels next phone, explores possible sale

By Mike Wheatley May 25, 2018

Essential Products Inc., a startup created by Google Inc.’s Android operating system creator Andy Rubin (pictured), is reported to have canceled its plans for a second smartphone, and is instead exploring the possibility of…

Infra

Xenotime hacking group targeting industrial safety systems in the US

By Duncan Riley May 24, 2018

The same group behind the Triton malware attack that targeted critical industrial infrastructure in the Middle East last year is believed to be behind a new campaign targeting industrial control systems in the U.S. Dubbed…

Apps

Web 2.0 website discovery service StumbleUpon to close after 16 years

By Duncan Riley May 24, 2018

StumbleUpon, a website discovery service that at its peak had hundreds of millions of users, is closing after 16 years, one of the few remaining services from the Web 2.0 era. Founded in 2001,…

Apps

Intelligent document automation provider Conga lands $47M in funding

By Mike Wheatley May 24, 2018

Intelligent document automation company AppExtremes LLC, which does business as Conga, is ready to double down on its global expansion plans after landing a $47 million round of funding Thursday led by Insight Venture…

Emerging Tech

NTSB: Uber had disabled emergency braking system in fatal crash vehicle

By Duncan Riley May 24, 2018

A U.S. National Transport Safety Bureau investigation into a fatal accident involving an Uber Technologies Inc. in March has preliminarily confirmed that not only was Uber’s software to blame but the company had also…

Infra

Nutanix shares fall on bigger-than-expected third-quarter loss

By Mike Wheatley May 24, 2018

Nutanix Inc., a provider of data center infrastructure for enterprises, saw its share price fall by more than 4 percent in after-hours trading Thursday after posting a bigger-than-expected loss in its fiscal third quarter.…

Emerging Tech

Amazon Echo secretly records and sends private conversation without permission

By Duncan Riley May 24, 2018

Confirming privacy advocates’ worst nightmares, an Amazon Echo not only recorded a private conversation without permission but then sent it to a random contact on the device. The strange story of technology gone wild…

all stories

Samsung stung for $539 million for copying iPhone features

Andy Rubin’s startup Essential reportedly cancels next phone, explores possible sale

Xenotime hacking group targeting industrial safety systems in the US

Intelligent document automation provider Conga lands $47M in funding

NTSB: Uber had disabled emergency braking system in fatal crash vehicle

Nutanix shares fall on bigger-than-expected third-quarter loss

Amazon Echo secretly records and sends private conversation without permission

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