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Intel announces it won’t be patching Spectre vulnerabilities in older chips

By Duncan Riley Apr 3, 2018

Intel Corp. has said in a microcode revision guidance that it will not be issuing patches for older chips against the Spectre v2 vulnerability that was first revealed in early January, potentially exposing millions of Intel…

Big Data

Big-data bomb: Cloudera’s stock crashes 40% on slower-growth outlook

By Mike Wheatley Apr 3, 2018

Big-data management company Cloudera Inc. saw its stock take a huge beating in after-hours trading, falling by more than 28 percent thanks to lower-than-expected guidance on revenue growth this year. Update: On Wednesday, investors…

Apps

BlackBerry sues Snap in latest case of messaging-related patent trolling

By Duncan Riley Apr 3, 2018

Snap Inc. is the latest company set to face the ghost of Christmas past in a court of law after BlackBerry Ltd. sued the millennial messaging service for patent infringement in its mobile app. Building…

Shootings at YouTube’s HQ leave suspect dead and three injured

By James Farrell Apr 3, 2018

Updated: Three people were injured after being shot at YouTube’s headquarters in San Bruno, California, on Tuesday, by a suspect who died at the scene from an apparent self-inflicted gunshot wound. The injured were…

Emerging Tech

Google’s DeepMind built an AI that navigates cities by sight, no maps needed

By Eric David Apr 3, 2018

DeepMind Technologies Inc. has developed an artificial intelligence that learns city streets by exploring them “on foot,” allowing the AI to navigate without a map. The company, owned by Google LLC, outlined its methods in…

Big Data

Digital transformation gets real with piecemeal design thinking

By R. Danes Apr 3, 2018

The term design thinking may conjure ideas of conceptual fluff or do-nothing aesthetics; in practice, though, it is a productive philosophy and practice for birthing brainchildren into the corporeal world. At least, that is the…

Emerging Tech

Japanese chat app giant Line forms South Korean blockchain subsidiary

By Kyt Dotson Apr 3, 2018

Tokyo-based Line Plus Corp., a subsidiary of developer of free international calling and smartphone chat app maker Line Corp., announced Monday that it has launched its own blockchain subsidiary in South Korea called Unblock.…

Big Data

Data systems company ‘unravels’ the complexities of big data

By Kylie Anderson Apr 3, 2018

Data has long provided valuable insights for companies, but its rapid expansion with the development of technologies like machine learning, artificial intelligence, the “internet of things” and streaming applications has created complexities in its…

Emerging Tech

Intel will sell its Wind River software business to private equity firm TPG

By Maria Deutscher Apr 3, 2018

Intel Corp. is slimming down in an effort to free up resources for its core focus areas. A press release sent out today revealed that the chipmaker has inked a deal to sell Wind…

Big Data

Empowering the enterprise with data visibility in tech-connected market

By Kylie Anderson Apr 3, 2018

Data storage processes are rapidly shifting with the adoption of cloud-native data services, and enterprises are being forced to transition if they hope to accommodate the mass of data generated by an increasingly tech-connected consumer…

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Intel announces it won’t be patching Spectre vulnerabilities in older chips

BlackBerry sues Snap in latest case of messaging-related patent trolling

Shootings at YouTube’s HQ leave suspect dead and three injured

Google’s DeepMind built an AI that navigates cities by sight, no maps needed

Japanese chat app giant Line forms South Korean blockchain subsidiary

Intel will sell its Wind River software business to private equity firm TPG

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