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Is open computing penetrating into mainstream enterprises? | #OCPSummit16

By Gabriel Pesek Mar 11, 2016

Among the attendees at the OCP U.S. Summit 2016, scalable infrastructure is generating some energized conversations, as new developments in its implementation and new uses for its utilities are creating big disruption in established…

Bad patch leaves Java susceptible to remote exploitation

By Maria Deutscher Mar 11, 2016

As if the possible presence of undiscovered exploits in their applications wasn’t enough cause for worry, Oracle Corp. customers will now also have be mindful of known faults that are supposedly already fixed. A…

Look out Twitch: ESL forms two-year esports streaming partnership with Azubu

By Eric David Mar 11, 2016

Twitch may be the undisputed king of livestreaming when it comes to video games, but its esports-focused rival, Azubu, has been steadily gaining ground over the last few years. Today, Azubu announced that his has landed…

How to use Nest Family Accounts and Home/Away Assist features

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 11, 2016

Alphabet Inc.-owned Nest Labs, Inc. released an update to its Nest app for both iOS and Android this week, introducing two new features called Family Accounts and Home/Away Assist that aims to make the home smarter.…

IBM and Indosat Ooredoo partner to bring cloud services to Indonesia

By Michelle Davidson Mar 11, 2016

IBM and Indosat Ooredo have teamed up to bring cloud-based services to Indonesian businesses. The companies will jointly develop and deliver solutions on the IBM Cloud to help businesses streamline processes and improve productivity.…

Ask Amazon Alexa to pay your bills, with new Capital One app | #SXSW

By Mellisa Tolentino Mar 11, 2016

Amazon Echo is on a roll. From being named the top choice for consumers looking to automate their home, to adding two new voice-activated companions, Echo’s latest collaboration makes it more useful for financially…

Consumers outraged at Microsoft’s underhanded patch trickery

By James Farrell Mar 11, 2016

“The most troublesome thing about this is that it becomes clearer and clearer that Microsoft doesn’t treat its customers as partners, but as some sort of enemies who have to be tricked, cheated, fooled.”…

9 new Android N features Google didn’t announce

By Collen Kriel Mar 11, 2016

Google on Wednesday released a developer preview of Android N, its next version of the Android mobile operating system. Google publicly announced a number of new features for Android N, including support for split-screen…

What the FCC’s new web privacy proposal means for you

By Robert Pleasant Mar 10, 2016

It’s no stretch to say that online privacy is important to everyone, no matter what they use the Internet for. Yet at the same time, it’s one of the hardest places to maintain a…

Fujitsu, Mizuho run successful trial of Blockchain platform for securities transactions

By Duncan Riley Mar 10, 2016

Japanese technology firm Fujitsu Limited, and subsidiary Fujitsu Laboratories Ltd., along with bank Mizuho Bank, Ltd. have announced that they have successfully completed a trial of a Blockchain-derived platform for carrying out cross-border securities…

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Is open computing penetrating into mainstream enterprises? | #OCPSummit16

Bad patch leaves Java susceptible to remote exploitation

Look out Twitch: ESL forms two-year esports streaming partnership with Azubu

How to use Nest Family Accounts and Home/Away Assist features

Ask Amazon Alexa to pay your bills, with new Capital One app | #SXSW

Consumers outraged at Microsoft’s underhanded patch trickery

9 new Android N features Google didn’t announce

What the FCC’s new web privacy proposal means for you

Fujitsu, Mizuho run successful trial of Blockchain platform for securities transactions

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