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US Treasury bureau warns that ICOs need to register as money transmitters

By Duncan Riley Mar 6, 2018

The Financial Crimes Enforcement Network, a bureau within the U.S. Department of the Treasury, published a letter Tuesday warning that initial coin offerings need to register as a money transmitter and also comply with anti-money-laundering…

Big Data

Big data transformed the world. Now it’s getting down to business

By Paul Gillin Mar 6, 2018

When the data scientists at messaging software maker Synchronoss Technologies Inc. embarked upon a new project in 2014 to store, manage and extract insights from the massive amounts of data produced in their business,…

Big Data

To reach its full promise, big data must begin with a clean slate

By Yaron Haviv Mar 6, 2018

More than a decade has passed since we coined the term “big data,” and a decade in the tech world is almost infinity. Is big data now obsolete? The short answer is that although…

Emerging Tech

In a sore point for some, Google’s AI is helping the Pentagon analyze drone footage

By James Farrell Mar 6, 2018

Google LLC is working with the U.S. Department of Defense in a pilot project to help the agency analyze the countless hours of drone footage it collects, a partnership that reportedly hasn’t gone down…

Cloud

Densify’s cloud optimization tool Cloe uses machine learning to cut costs

By Mike Wheatley Mar 6, 2018

Cloud infrastructure optimization company Densify Monday announced a new artificial intelligence service that aims to reduce enterprises’ cloud costs to the absolute minimum. The new service is called the Cloud Learning Optimization Engine, or Cloe,…

Emerging Tech

CryptoChicks crash the male cryptocurrency party

By Mark Albertson Mar 6, 2018

Since its founding in 1793, Toronto, Canada, has been known for a number of “firsts.” It was the birthplace of the first shopping mall, the first European-style coffee house and the first hairless sphynx cat.…

Emerging Tech

Mergers and acquisitions may soon join the disruption parade

By Mark Albertson Mar 6, 2018

Half of all small businesses fail in the first four years, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. For technology startups, that number can range from 70 to 90 percent, depending on the source.

Infra

Are unified communication systems holding the door open for hackers?

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Mar 6, 2018

Protecting an organization’s network might be for nothing if its firewall is opening ports for voice and video communications and doesn’t know when to close them. A denial of service attack on a unified communications system…

Infra

FortiOS 6.0 dynamically covers digital attack surfaces

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Mar 6, 2018

Security threats loom larger every day as digital attack surfaces become larger and more dynamic and the bad guys morph fast, creating potential chaos with targeted and zero-day attacks. “A point product these days…

Emerging Tech

Security token ecosystem: Polymath and Lexit reimagine Wall Street

By Mark Albertson Mar 6, 2018

The initial coin offering market was white hot in 2017, raising a record $4 billion in capital investment. Data also shows that of the 902 token sales launched last year, 46 percent of them…

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US Treasury bureau warns that ICOs need to register as money transmitters

Big data transformed the world. Now it’s getting down to business

In a sore point for some, Google’s AI is helping the Pentagon analyze drone footage

CryptoChicks crash the male cryptocurrency party

Mergers and acquisitions may soon join the disruption parade

Are unified communication systems holding the door open for hackers?

FortiOS 6.0 dynamically covers digital attack surfaces

Security token ecosystem: Polymath and Lexit reimagine Wall Street

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