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Project Springfield, which includes Microsoft's in-house testing technology for Windows and Office apps, uses whitebox fuzzing technology to sniff out flaws that could lead to crashes
Other features include sync, mobile and new IT capabilities
Data is the key to transforming the nation, U.S. Chief Data Scientist DJ Patil said
New Microsoft AI and Research Group focuses on artificial intelligence everywhere
Human body-confined wireless makes for ultra-secure authentication, say scientists—much more secure than anything sent via traditional Wi-Fi or Bluetooth
Touting new advanced placement course, the Obama administration looks at interdisciplinary approach to improve STEM education for underrepresented students and address shortage of skilled workers.
The Anniversary Update was a major update in 2016 to Windows 10. But what else can we expect this year?
EHRs are most useful for analytics and reporting capabilities
There have also been 'scanning activities,' which could be preludes to attacks
The Windows Upgrade Analytics Service analyzes app compatibility and helps to automate deployment
Elite hackers-for-hire were actually behind the breach, according to InfoArmor
AMD and Qualcomm are now modifying CPUs and GPUs for non-PC devices
Run Kubernetes wherever you run Ubuntu - including public or private clouds
The effort taps big data analytics and machine learning for advanced threat detection
HPE, Oracle and IBM’s outsourcing customers are much more likely to recommend them, but many other IT service providers underperform in delivering a good customer experience.
Survey shows 65% expect to use blockchain in three years
Monster SpaceX rocket and spacecraft to take 100+ people at a time to colonize Mars
SAP's US$2 billion, five-year plan is to to extend its reach into the internet of things
Foundational best practices for starting up an IaaS deployment
Oracle had claimed that some evidence was withheld by Google
NASCIO award-winning project speeds app development, slashes costs
The Mediatek X20 Development Board, now shipping for $199, could be used as an Android PC
IoT company OSIsoft is working with Microsoft Azure, while Particle has integrated its platform with Google Cloud
The lawmakers call the 500 million-user breach 'unacceptable,'
In a market dominated by vendors like Amazon, Microsoft and Google, ClearSky Data is hoping to carve out a niche of its own
IEEE sets 2.5/5G Ethernet Standard for 2.5GBASE-T and 5GBASE-T
A single base library will reach all three major variants of .Net, solving the code-sharing problem for .Net developers across platforms
The products are first available in India, to address the country’s problems with flaky internet connections
Because all those apps need to talk back to somewhere
Accounting software vendor Sage jumps on the API bandwagon, partners with Apigee to provide API management via its Sage Payments Developer Portal
Swift will impose stricter security standards on banks from next year
FPGAs give customers the ability to get speed boosts in networking and soon in AI and deep learning
Similar attacks may be a nation calibrating how strong core internet defenses really are
It can ingest data faster than any other data platform, IBM said
Yahoo has blamed its massive data breach on a "state-sponsored actor"
The two companies will work through the Eclipse Foundation to make more IoT software components work together
Pegs 'active devices' count at 400M after 14 months
Microsoft will up its renewable energy use in data centers to 60% by early in the next decade
Adobe will use Azure and Amazon Web Services too
The Komplex Trojan can download, execute, and delete files from an infected Mac
Electome uses AI to give journalists covering the U.S. presidential debates near real-time feedback about the sentiments of people in the Twitter-sphere
This new species will coexist peacefully with humans, one Turing Award winner says
Thanks for quickly releasing valuable information about a growing internet vulnerability
DDoS attacks got a power boost thanks to hundreds of thousands of insecure IoT devices
By scattering decoys across a bank's systems, Illusive Networks hopes to detect attackers before they can steal millions
