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Talkdesk’s new service draws on user context to speed support calls

By Maria Deutscher Sep 12, 2017

Talkdesk Inc., a venture-backed provider of contact center automation services, believes that it has found a way to make support calls less of a hassle. The startup today is launching a new suite called…

Big Data

Qubole launches platform to automate big data workloads in the cloud

By Mike Wheatley Sep 12, 2017

Big data as a service company Qubole Inc. is launching three new products today aimed at helping organizations scale out their data initiatives while cutting back on costs. The products in question are components…

Infra

IBM refreshes Linux mainframes with security optimized for software containers

By Paul Gillin Sep 12, 2017

Continuing its quest to find relevance for big iron in the age of open systems, IBM Corp. today is announcing a new generation of its LinuxONE mainframes with built-in security for Docker containers and…

Cloud

IBM and VMware solidify cloud alliance with new announcements

By Mike Wheatley Sep 12, 2017

IBM Corp. and VMware Inc. took to the stage at the VMworld Europe 2017 conference in Barcelona today to reveal the fruits of a cloud computing partnership that began 18 months ago. The two…

Infra

Equifax hack lawsuits start to stack up

By Duncan Riley Sep 12, 2017

U.S. consumer credit reporting agency Equifax Inc. will soon be heading to court with multiple lawsuits being filed against the company following its disclosure of a massive hack last week. The lawsuits, which stand…

Apps

Microsoft Teams adds new guest access and developer tools

By Collen Kriel Sep 12, 2017

Six months after the general release of its enterprise chat tool, Microsoft Corp. announced Monday that Teams has attracted 125,000 organizations. In addition to the user traction enjoyed by Teams, Microsoft has also updated…

Emerging Tech

Cybersecurity expert warns that the age of killer sex robots is nigh

By Duncan Riley Sep 12, 2017

Because humanity doesn’t have enough things to worry about already, a cybersecurity expert has issued a warning that sex robots may kill people in the near future. Nick Patterson, from Deakin University in Australia, is…

Emerging Tech

GM is about to start mass-producing the first ‘real’ self-driving cars

By James Farrell Sep 12, 2017

General Motors Co. and its self-driving car subsidiary Cruise Automation said today that they’re ready to mass-produce vehicles that already have fully autonomous hardware built in, meaning once the software is fully up to…

Apps

SoFi CEO steps down over sexual harassment allegations

By Duncan Riley Sep 12, 2017

Mike Cagney, chief executive officer and co-founder of San Francisco-based financial technology startup Social Finance Inc., SoFi, is stepping down from his position following sexual harassment allegations. Cagney, 46, is accused of having “inappropriate relationships…

Emerging Tech

Corporations in open-source free-code commune could help sustain coders

By R. Danes Sep 11, 2017

In the beginning, there was open source. Then, various foundations and for-profit businesses evolved from the primordial goo of freely contributed code. Will these powers feed the meritocratic ecosystem that birthed them — or…

all stories

Talkdesk’s new service draws on user context to speed support calls

IBM refreshes Linux mainframes with security optimized for software containers

Equifax hack lawsuits start to stack up

Microsoft Teams adds new guest access and developer tools

Cybersecurity expert warns that the age of killer sex robots is nigh

GM is about to start mass-producing the first ‘real’ self-driving cars

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