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The hotel operator said payment card information could have been stolen
Intel's Skylake successor Kaby Lake, described in a maintenance document for the upcoming Pavilion x360 m1 laptop, will be capable of DirectX 12 gaming
Users are far more lax about updating and fixing apps they run on their PCs than updating Windows
The company has no interest in selling low-cost Android mobile devices
Swiss conglomerate Datwyler today said that it was still considering its options after its $795 million bid for Raspberry Pi manufacturer Premier Farnell
Three Microsoft Surface models, two with 4k displays, are reportedly in the works
A test plan to prevent interference keeps evolving, but tensions remain
Microsoft thinks that limiting its private cloud software will be better for users
Researchers say the remote key systems for most VWs since 1995 are affected
The price looks good but will it help to revive HPE's fortunes?
AMD pulls back on its ARM server efforts as it refocuses its server strategy around x86-based Zen chips
Customer, OEM complaints likely led to nullification of January's mandate
The next-generation of Atom chips will be detailed at Intel Developer Forum next week
Open source R extension is designed to help data scientists access a bevy of Watson services without leaving their native development environment.
Researchers presented four tools at Black Hat 2016 that they wrote specifically to deal with incident response in AWS.
NASA picks Boeing, Bigelow, Lockheed Martin, Orbital, Sierra Nevada and NanoRacks to build prototypes
ForeScout can now secure IoT endpoints that were historically unmanageable
Turi is latest Apple acquisition to bring machine learning and AI into Mac and iPhone mix
The use of social networks by terrorist groups has prompted lawsuits alleging material support
WikiLeaks’ founder Julian Assange has been holed up in the embassy for over four years
There’s dissent over the government data and how jobs are tallied
Samsung said that reports of a vulnerability in Samsung Pay mobile payments were "simply not true" -- but also admitted that token skimming was, in fact, possible but difficult enough that the potential risk was acceptable
U.S. mobile carriers added more cars than phones to their networks in the second quarter
'It can be done easily by anyone in the world,' one researcher says
HP says it'll be possible to use HoloLens apps on the Windows 10 Mobile-based Elite x3 smartphone
Facebook Live stream captures latest news on computer bugs & real insects
A U.S. appeals court has struck down an FCC decision meant to protect municipal networks
The company says it will give users some measure of control over advertisements that they see
iPhone 7 expected to ditch standard headphone jack, gain better camera
Raspberry Pi Foundation swears Avnet will be good for hobbyists
Researchers show the WPAD protocol can be used to steal user data despite HTTPS or VPN connections
Isn't the first time we've seen an animal toying with an Apple iPad tablet
Many of the flaws could allow for remote code execution attacks through websites and malicious documents
Its routing network, meanwhile, just got a major speed boost
This homemade device delivers information about a plane's altitude, speed, and destination directly to your smartphone or tablet.
Datadog’s AWS Lambda integration gives users insight into their serverless application's performance
The software and cloud company claims the employee was terminated for performance reasons
The startup's technology will help Intel catch up in AI, one analyst says
The SSDs and DIMMs will work with standard storage and memory interfaces
This year's sole upgrade -- last week's 1607 -- will simplify enterprise migrations if they get going soon
It's popcorn time for the OpenStack ecosystem watchers, as SUSE deftly makes Red Hat's position irrelevant
The company's upcoming storage board has multiple drives on it
Social media isn't helping, one U.S. survey says
Micron says its 3D Xpoint drives -- with a QuantX brand name -- should be available next year
Knowledge of interface design, sensors and access to off-the-shelf tech like Amazon’s IOT buttons is used to help a family
Government departments will share custom code and some will be released to the public as open source software