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With new features, Flipboard goes deep on tech coverage

By Robert Hof Apr 24, 2018

The social magazine service Flipboard Inc. is doubling down on tech coverage with new curation features announced today that soon will be expanded into other coverage areas. The features, available in the Flipboard mobile…

Apps

Appian gives low-code software developers new AI capabilities

By Mike Wheatley Apr 24, 2018

“Low-code” software development platform provider Appian Corp. is branching out into the contact center with a new version of its product catering specifically to their needs. The company announced it’s also updating its main offering,…

Emerging Tech

Splunk rolls out new AI features for preempting operational failures

By Maria Deutscher Apr 24, 2018

Splunk Inc. today introduced a set of new artificial intelligence features for its widely used data analytics products that aim to help companies better identify issues with their technology infrastructure, as well as preempt…

Cloud

As profits jump 33%, SAP says it’s gaining on its rivals

By Mike Wheatley Apr 24, 2018

SAP SE, Europe’s largest enterprise software company, raised its guidance for the year after posting solid first-quarter earnings and closing its acquisition of Callidus Software Inc. SAP said early Wednesday in Germany that its…

Emerging Tech

Uber’s ride-hailing rival Didi Chuxing opens up shop in Mexico

By Duncan Riley Apr 24, 2018

Uber Technologies Inc.’s largest global rival, China’s Didi Chuxing Technology Co., has finally started its American expansion, opening up shop in Mexico in direct competition with Uber. The expansion into Mexico, first rumored in…

Infra

Middle East Uber rival Careem follows in its footsteps by getting hacked

By Duncan Riley Apr 23, 2018

Uber Technology Inc.’s main ride-hailing rival in the Middle East, Careem Inc., has followed in its footsteps but not in a good way, as news broke Monday that a hacker had managed to steal millions…

Infra

Orangeworm targets X-ray machines and MRIs in latest healthcare hacking attack

By Duncan Riley Apr 23, 2018

Just when you thought hacking attacks against healthcare facilities couldn’t get any worse, a new group dubbed “Orangeworm” is targeting X-ray machines and magnetic resonance imaging machines for data theft. According to Symantec, Orangeworm…

Cloud

SAP launches cloud-based IoT systems for manufacturers

By Mike Wheatley Apr 23, 2018

Enterprise software giant SAP SE is targeting manufacturers with a new suite of products aimed at helping them manage and monitor their systems and make them work better with other parts of the supply…

Blockchain

What will it take to bring blockchain to the masses?

By James Kobielus Apr 23, 2018

Blockchain is all the rage, but for the most part, it has barely begun to enter the mainstream of enterprise computing. Nevertheless, blockchain now has considerable momentum in many industries. To confirm that, all…

Apps

Cybersecurity fatigue sets in while investors look for a shot of adrenaline

By Mark Albertson Apr 23, 2018

In the fast-moving world of cybersecurity, the operative word today is fatigue. Information technology organizations have alert fatigue from having to deal with every possible minute-by-minute hint of a data breach or ransomware attack.…

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With new features, Flipboard goes deep on tech coverage

Appian gives low-code software developers new AI capabilities

Splunk rolls out new AI features for preempting operational failures

Uber’s ride-hailing rival Didi Chuxing opens up shop in Mexico

Middle East Uber rival Careem follows in its footsteps by getting hacked

Orangeworm targets X-ray machines and MRIs in latest healthcare hacking attack

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