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Cloud

Analysts predict perfect storm of innovation, courtesy of open source

By Marlene Den Bleyker May 30, 2017

As the $148 billion cloud market continues to grow at a rate of 25 percent annually, the open-source community can take much responsibility for the adoption and innovation driving businesses to go all in on the…

Emerging Tech

Aryzon Kickstarter project aims to bring cheap augmented-reality headsets to everyone

By Kyt Dotson May 30, 2017

Netherlands-based Aryzon today launched a Kickstarter campaign for what the company is calling “cardboard for augmented reality,” a $30 device that uses folded card stock and lenses to turn a smartphone into an AR experience.…

Infra

Meet Intel’s new $1,999 flagship desktop processor

By Maria Deutscher May 30, 2017

Moore’s Law, the reality that the number of transistors on a chip has doubled every couple of years for decades, may be increasingly difficult for the semiconductor industry to follow, but Intel Corp. has still…

Cloud

Getting developers far away from the gory details of networking

By Marlene Den Bleyker May 30, 2017

As topics like software-defined networking, 5G networks, security, machine learning and artificial intelligence dominate the developer landscape, networking hardware company Cisco Systems Inc. created DevNet, its new developer program. Last week, Cisco held its inaugural Cisco…

Infra

Nvidia signs up big Taiwanese server makers to use its AI data center design

By Robert Hof May 30, 2017

Nvidia Corp. has signed up four of the world’s largest makers of computers to adopt its graphics chip-powered server design for artificial intelligence work in the most demanding “hyperscale” data centers, the company announced…

Tech CEOs oppose Texas ‘bathroom bill’ in ongoing support of transgender rights

By James Farrell May 30, 2017

Many of the biggest names in tech industry raised concerns over the weekend regarding a Texas bill that would require transgender people to use the bathroom allocated for their official sex stated on their birth…

Infra

‘Judy’ malware infects up to 36.5M Android devices

By Duncan Riley May 29, 2017

A new form of malware dubbed “Judy” is believed to have infected up to 36.5 million Android device users, according to research published last week. Discovered by Check Point Software Technologies Ltd., Judy was found to…

Infra

Pacemakers found to be seriously vulnerable to hacking

By Duncan Riley May 29, 2017

Pacemakers may save lives but they are also highly vulnerable to hacking, at least according to a report from a security firm published last week. Security research firm WhiteScope LLC made the claim after…

Google says it just costs too much to provide wage data in gender pay gap case

By Mike Wheatley May 29, 2017

Google Inc. is continuing to resist a demand from the United States Department of Labor that it provides data on its employees’ salaries, in a months-long case where it was accused of gender pay…

Apps

Continuing tech IPO streak, finance software firm Alfa pops 30 percent in London debut

By Maria Deutscher May 29, 2017

U.S.-based tech firms aren’t the only ones benefiting from investors’ strong appetite for software. Alfa Financial Software Holdings Plc, a British provider of finance tools, saw its valuation surge after hitting the London Stock…

explore news

Aryzon Kickstarter project aims to bring cheap augmented-reality headsets to everyone

Meet Intel’s new $1,999 flagship desktop processor

‘Judy’ malware infects up to 36.5M Android devices

Pacemakers found to be seriously vulnerable to hacking

Google says it just costs too much to provide wage data in gender pay gap case

Continuing tech IPO streak, finance software firm Alfa pops 30 percent in London debut

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