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What you missed in Cloud: Expansion plans

By Maria Deutscher Dec 28, 2015

Last week saw the incumbent providers consolidate their hold over the public cloud with a series of strategic moves aimed at addressing the emerging use cases that are starting to appear on the agenda…

Bitcoin attracted record amounts of venture capital in 2015 | #yearinreview

By Duncan Riley Dec 27, 2015

The Bitcoin space came of age in 2015, as much of the sometimes dubious early players dropped by the wayside and serious money entered the space for the first time as markets recognized the…

What were the best genre sci-fi movies of 2015?

By James Farrell Dec 27, 2015

It’s been a comeback year for sci-fi, ending with the return of Star Wars in the highly anticipated Star Wars: The Force Awakens, as well as other films from our childhood attempting to rekindle…

Factom’s Blockchain Land Registry Tool trial stalls due to the politics of Honduras

By Duncan Riley Dec 27, 2015

Blockchain records management startup Factom, Inc. has hit a roadblock in its attempt to see its Land Registry Tool being put to use in an actual full country. The company announced a deal with the…

Report claims cloud comms company Twilio has secretly filed for an IPO in 2016

By Duncan Riley Dec 27, 2015

Cloud communications company Twilio, Inc. may be one step closer to an initial public offering with a report on Christmas Day that it might be happening … again. According to The Wall Street Journal quoting…

China passes new law that will force companies to hand over encryption keys

By Duncan Riley Dec 27, 2015

China’s legislature passed a new law on Sunday that would force all tech companies to hand over their encryption keys to the government, irrespective of whether they were local or foreign players. The new…

Three things that should never have been connected to the Internet: Weapons, trucks and medical devices

By Mellisa Tolentino Dec 25, 2015

A report from Gartner, Inc. predicts that by the year 2020 there will be 25 billion connected devices in use. This year alone, connected devices in use are expected to reach 4.9 billion. These connected things include…

Turns out some of the Steam Winter Sale prices are temporary after all

By Eric David Dec 25, 2015

Valve Corp. announced earlier this year that it would be changing up the way it handles some of its big seasonal sales by ending all temporary discounts. This included Daily Deals, which changed every…

Cyber cold war to heat up in 2016

By Teryn O'Brien Dec 25, 2015

As the cloud and Internet of Things (IoT) continues to grow, so grows the reality of bigger security threats. The average consolidated total cost of a data breach is $3.8 million, according to a…

Are biometric security measures really better than a password?

By Mellisa Tolentino Dec 25, 2015

There are many ways for people to secure their smartphones so no one can access the data in it. Depending on what device you are using, you have the choice of using a simple…

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What you missed in Cloud: Expansion plans

Bitcoin attracted record amounts of venture capital in 2015 | #yearinreview

What were the best genre sci-fi movies of 2015?

Factom’s Blockchain Land Registry Tool trial stalls due to the politics of Honduras

Report claims cloud comms company Twilio has secretly filed for an IPO in 2016

China passes new law that will force companies to hand over encryption keys

Three things that should never have been connected to the Internet: Weapons, trucks and medical devices

Turns out some of the Steam Winter Sale prices are temporary after all

Cyber cold war to heat up in 2016

Are biometric security measures really better than a password?

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