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Infra

Washington D.C. private TV system was hacked prior to inauguration

By Duncan Riley Jan 30, 2017

Officials in Washington D.C. have admitted that some 70 percent of the controllers for their closed-circuit television cameras were hacked in the week prior to the inauguration of President Donald Trump. The hack saw…

Apps

Latest Windows 10 features for insiders: Beam streaming, Game Mode and more

By Collen Kriel Jan 30, 2017

A week after releasing Windows 10 Insider Preview Build 15014, Microsoft Corp. followed up with the release of Build 15019 on Friday. The latest updates include various new gaming features, the ability for Microsoft…

Infra

Google launches its own root certificate authority to better secure the web

By Mike Wheatley Jan 29, 2017

Google Inc. said last week that it’s planning to become an independent Root Certificate Authority, which means it would be able to issue its own communications protocol certificates for securing web traffic. A certificate…

Infra

Struggling Toshiba to spin off its flash memory business into separate entity

By Mike Wheatley Jan 29, 2017

Toshiba Corp.’s financial problems are forcing the company to spin off its highly profitable flash memory business unit into a separate entity. The Japanese firm is credited with inventing NAND flash, which does not…

Big Data

Your data is worth a lot. It’s time to start treating it like money

By R. Danes Jan 29, 2017

Business have viewed data as a valuable asset for some time, using it to pitch us more relevant content and ads and even selling it to other businesses. But what about the rest of…

‘It’s un-American!’ Tech industry slams Donald Trump’s immigration ban

By James Farrell Jan 29, 2017

If many tech leaders were less than pleased when Donald Trump won the U.S. presidential election, his executive order Friday temporarily barring people from seven Muslim-majority countries from entering the United States and keeping out…

Big Data

When a doll rats out a parent: Tech firms struggle with thorny privacy issues

By Gabriel Pesek Jan 28, 2017

The rise of intelligent devices, from wearables to smart home sensors to Internet-connected Barbie dolls, is confronting technology companies with a host of new ethical issues involving privacy and security. That’s forcing them to…

Emerging Tech

In conversation with John Markoff: Can Silicon Valley keep the innovation flywheel spinning?

By Robert Hof Jan 27, 2017

With decades of nearly uninterrupted innovation flying out of Silicon Valley, it often seems as if the tech industry’s well-oiled machine will keep running for decades to come. But that’s far from certain, according to…

Cloud

The key to success in cloud computing, says survey: Plan ahead

By Paul Gillin Jan 27, 2017

A new survey by cloud service management firm CloudHealth Technologies Inc. finds that companies that plan their journey to the cloud and appoint a steward to oversee it enjoy more than twice the revenue…

Cloud

Report: IBM reshuffles top cloud, analytics brass

By Maria Deutscher Jan 27, 2017

IBM Corp.’s management team appears to have quietly undergone some major changes this month. According to the Next Platform, the reorganization was initiated late last week after the retirement of Robert LeBlanc, a 36-year…

all stories

Washington D.C. private TV system was hacked prior to inauguration

Latest Windows 10 features for insiders: Beam streaming, Game Mode and more

Google launches its own root certificate authority to better secure the web

Struggling Toshiba to spin off its flash memory business into separate entity

Your data is worth a lot. It’s time to start treating it like money

‘It’s un-American!’ Tech industry slams Donald Trump’s immigration ban

When a doll rats out a parent: Tech firms struggle with thorny privacy issues

In conversation with John Markoff: Can Silicon Valley keep the innovation flywheel spinning?

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