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TeamViewer users the victims of malicious hacks

By Robert Pleasant Jun 1, 2016

One of the great things about TeamViewer is how it allows colleagues and teammates to connect their screens and computers, providing remote access from multiple devices. At the same time, remote access can be…

Google’s artsy AI composes its first song

By Eric David Jun 1, 2016

Last month, Google revealed its Magenta artificial intelligence project, which is dedicated to developing AI that are capable of creating various types of art, including music. The company gave a brief demonstration of its…

Paying it forward: Mentoring tomorrow’s IT innovators | #wov16

By R. Danes Jun 1, 2016

If the competition to recruit top IT talent is any indication, we’re going to need to find ways to get more young people interested in careers in computing. The problem is many kids —…

Emerging Tech

Lifebeam launches Kickstarter for an AI fitness instructor called Vi

By Eric David Jun 1, 2016

Artificial intelligences may not be able to exercise themselves (yet), but that does not mean they cannot help you get into shape. New York-based wearable tech company Lifebeam Technologies Ltd. has launched a new…

Mary Meeker: Internet and iPhone peak as voice interfaces take off

By Robert Hof Jun 1, 2016

The number of people streaming onto the Internet has stalled, Apple’s iPhone has peaked and voice interfaces are one of the next big things, according to Mary Meeker's latest Internet Trends report.

Examining the startup scene in Boston | #WomenInTech

By Marlene Den Bleyker Jun 1, 2016

Tech startups begin with a dream about changing the world with a small team of players who share the same vision and are willing to wear many hats. There is a certain vibe and…

Scrum.org suffers data breach as hackers steal passwords and encryption keys

By Robert Pleasant Jun 1, 2016

Some trouble has befallen Scrum.org, the Scrum certification and training site, following a security breach that compromised the information of multiple users. A hacker used software vulnerabilities to modify several mail server settings, and…

Wikibon

Salesforce.com gobbles up e-commerce giant Demandware for $2.8BN

By Maria Deutscher Jun 1, 2016

Salesforce.com Inc. has the e-commerce market in its sights. The cloud giant jumped into the ring this morning after signing an agreement to acquire Demandware Inc., a publicly-traded provider of online retailing software, for about…

AMD’s Radeon RX 480 offers respectable VR performance for only $199

By Eric David Jun 1, 2016

Nvidia corp already wowed PC graphics enthusiasts last month when it announced its new high-end graphics processing units (GPUs), the GTX 1080 and GTX 1070. Now, Nvidia’s biggest competitor Advanced Micro Devices Inc (AMD)…

Wikibon

Nutanix borrows $75M from Goldman Sachs to weather IPO drought

By Maria Deutscher Jun 1, 2016

To say that The Goldman Sachs Group Inc.’s relationship with Nutanix Inc is special would be an understatement. It bought a stake in the hyperconverged infrastructure startup three years ago, went on to be…

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TeamViewer users the victims of malicious hacks

Google’s artsy AI composes its first song

Paying it forward: Mentoring tomorrow’s IT innovators | #wov16

Lifebeam launches Kickstarter for an AI fitness instructor called Vi

Mary Meeker: Internet and iPhone peak as voice interfaces take off

Examining the startup scene in Boston | #WomenInTech

Scrum.org suffers data breach as hackers steal passwords and encryption keys

Salesforce.com gobbles up e-commerce giant Demandware for $2.8BN

AMD’s Radeon RX 480 offers respectable VR performance for only $199

Nutanix borrows $75M from Goldman Sachs to weather IPO drought

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