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Google Apps will use Okta as its preferred identity provider for enterprise customers
People like robots that have human-mimicking emotions and expressive faces, but they're concerned they might hurt the robots' feelings—so they lie to them
The new attack uses Word documents loaded with malicious code
The Kaby Lake chips, targeted at PCs, could also be used in VR and AR headsets
A report from HackerRank finds that while the U.S. and India have lots of developers, Chinese and Russian programmers are the most talented
SSDs will offer as much as 10X the speed of HDDs
Is Trump really a total Silicon Valley fundraising disaster?
Two Irish tax rulings constituted illegal state aid, the European Commission has ruled
Vertica 8 adds new in-database machine learning capabilities
The changes in WhatsApp terms and privacy policies are also being scrutinized in Europe
In June, attackers managed to steal administrative login credentials from a county official in the U.S.
A survey shows most carriers expect the two to coexist, and LTE is getting faster
Gelsinger: Dell-EMC deal "shocked" customers and partners
The new Catapult v2 model expands FPGAs to larger deep-learning clusters
Cloud Foundation brings together virtual compute, network and storage in an integrated offering
Financial services and manufacturing are now at the forefront, new IDC data suggests
Why wouldn't you make moves to target this huge market opportunity?
Rackspace’s $4.3 billion acquisition by private equity firm Apollo Global Management is another example of cloud computing creating winners and losers
Think content control, but in an easily digestible form, and you've got Digify
The Ripper malware allows attackers to withdraw money from ATMs with specially made cards
And you thought iPhone autocorrect was bad
Security firm Medsec tried to use its research findings to drive down the stock of St. Jude Medical
The Cloud Security Alliance offers 10 tips for each of the top 10 security and privacy challenges
It doesn't check for code vulnerabilities, but for configuration options and security mechanisms
If reports of new video app are true, could it succeed in busy social networking world?
Federal lawsuit points to CEO’s own statements about firm’s hiring goals
In 25 days, the U.S. Department of Commerce has processed 90 applications covering 200 business entities
The move appears to be a precautionary measure
An Israeli security firm allegedly targeted Ahmed Mansoor, an activist in the United Arab Emirates
Pegasus exploit discovered when used against a human rights activist
A year after going private, the data management specialist is expanding into new realms
Nutanix and Simplivity come out on top, but Cisco, HPE and EMC look to take charge in the Hyperconverged market too
Intel's new SSDs include the consumer 600p SSDs, which are priced at $69 for a 128GB model and $359 for a 1TB drive
Advice from a cyber expert
Demand for virtual reality experts and machine learning engineers is on the rise
Cisco has released some fixed versions of its Adaptive Security Appliance firewalls, and more patches are expected
Library system uses AWS cloud to run its web properties more cheaply and easily
President Obama’s proposal for foreign travelers is so bad, say critics, it must have been hatched by Donald Trump
Legacy ciphers such as triple-DES and Blowfish are vulnerable to Sweet32 attacks, which let attackers decrypt HTTPS sessions even without the encryption key
Skyhigh Networks, Inc., announced today that it has received a patent for using a hosted gateway to encrypt and decrypt data moving between users and cloud services such as Office 365, but some experts say that the technology new neither new nor uniq
Is good to see this fast-paced and innovative vendor upping the CD ante
UK lawmakers said the companies could for one have more staff to weed out extremist content
A completely new chip design is coupled with an Intel Atom processor
Senior French legislators and lawmakers are attracted to Telegram for exactly the same reason as terrorists - or anyone else
