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US intelligence officials point finger at Russia over Olympic hacking

By Duncan Riley Feb 25, 2018

U.S. intelligence officials are now pointing the finger at Russia for the successful hacking attacks on the Winter Olympics. The claim comes via a Washington Post report referencing anonymous intelligence officials. They said that…

Cloud

Google simplifies virtual machine management on its cloud

By Mike Wheatley Feb 25, 2018

Google LLC has added some new management features to its cloud platform that make it easier for customers to spin up and manage virtual machines, which are computers emulated in software for more speed…

Apps

With new Galaxy S9 models, Samsung focuses on the camera to take on Apple

By Duncan Riley Feb 25, 2018

When Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. launched its latest flash Galaxy S9 mobile phones at the Mobile World Conference in Barcelona today, it had one product dead-center in its sights: Apple Inc.’s iPhone X. As…

Apps

Arianna Huffington: Here’s how we can use tech more wisely

By James Farrell Feb 24, 2018

When social networks such as Facebook and Twitter first caught on, they seemed like little more than harmless dalliances, and smartphones such as Apple Inc.’s iPhone looked like a handy convenience for reaching internet…

Cloud

Survey finds wide gap between practices of cloud leaders and laggards

By Paul Gillin Feb 23, 2018

It probably comes as no surprise that companies that are killing it in the cloud are more disciplined, strategic and accountable than those that aren’t. Now there’s a survey to prove it. The study…

Apps

New digital-age marketing mantra: Bang the drum smarter, not louder

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Feb 23, 2018

There are three words that sum up successful digital age marketing: Strategic, authentic and digestible. We all remember the days when banging your drum loudly was enough to attract customer attention, but today everyone…

Cloud

Dell EMC beefs up IT training with four new certifications

By Mark Albertson Feb 23, 2018

After recently identifying inadequate skills and expertise as being among the top three causes of slow digital progress, Dell EMC took steps on Thursday to do something about it. The company announced that it…

Apps

In a positive sign for IPOs, file-sharing firm Dropbox files to go public

By Robert Hof Feb 23, 2018

One of the most long-awaited initial public offerings of stock could finally happen soon, as cloud storage giant Dropbox Inc. today officially filed for an IPO. The company had reportedly filed confidentially to go…

Apps

Startup increases accountability for charitable micro-donations

By Aaron Melgar Feb 23, 2018

Washington, D.C. is becoming a hotbed for collaboration among government agencies, non-profit ventures, charitable foundations and private investors, all looking to drive social change through technology. The third cohort of the PeaceTech Accelerator, an…

Emerging Tech

Google’s DeepMind launches new AI project to predict kidney injuries

By Maria Deutscher Feb 23, 2018

DeepMind is joining forces with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to develop artificial intelligence technology that can help doctors predict when the condition of their patients may suddenly begin to deteriorate. The project, which…

all stories

US intelligence officials point finger at Russia over Olympic hacking

With new Galaxy S9 models, Samsung focuses on the camera to take on Apple

Dell EMC beefs up IT training with four new certifications

In a positive sign for IPOs, file-sharing firm Dropbox files to go public

Startup increases accountability for charitable micro-donations

Google’s DeepMind launches new AI project to predict kidney injuries

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