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A new services collection offers building blocks commonly used in enterprise applications
Has Microsoft's legal department opened the floodgates to more lawsuits?
The hacking group OurMine said it plans to target more tech execs and celebrities
We hear a lot about security exploits in financial services firms and retailers. But a new report shows healthcare organizations are attacked most often.
Company embraces Linux, Mac OS, iOS, Android, and will show SQL Server on Red Hat's Linux
The new malware program locks user files in password-protected ZIP archives
Reusable engine would need to operate at low and incredibly high speeds
ZeroStack’s Z-Block Cloud appliance makes deploying an OpenStack-based private cloud as easy as plug and play
GitHub data gives data-driven enterprises insights into their most important open source projects
The chipmaker has been talking to bankers about the sale, said a report
iPhone 7 scuttlebutt points to transparent and touch sensitive home button from Apple
A new app helps race officials streamline the process of officiating
Microsoft will soon stop making the Surface 3, and there are mixed opinions about whether there should be a Surface 4
The created malware is called Fansmitter and hijacks the computer's fans to transmit data
An era of rapid improvement is just beginning, according to Vicarious' co-founder
C3 IoT, led by enterprise software veteran Thomas Siebel, helps large firms make sense out of mountains of data
The MinnowMax Turbot Dual-E board, with an m.2 slot for SSD storage, is set to ship in the third quarter
The flaws could allow attackers to execute malicious code with system privileges and to kill other processes
The UK now faces a long, drawn-out process to quit the EU, at the end of which many of the rules "leave" campaigners sought to escape will remain in place
The case involves the FBI arresting a child pornography suspect
The ITC remedies include an exclusion order, which would ban all Arista switches and their components from importation into the US and a cease and desist blocking the use to build infringing products in the US
A lone hacker named Guccifer 2.0 has tried to take credit
54% of authorities' demands for customer data accompanied by orders that bar Microsoft from telling customers
Customers are now faced with an 'Orexit vote,' one analyst says
Panzura's cloud integrated storage is a two-way bridge between data centers and the cloud
The malware redirects victims to perfect replicas of online banking websites
IBM predicts Power will take a double-digit server chip market share by 2020
Microsoft made a great product, but no one—including Microsoft—seems to care about it
IBM/XPrize competition wants to develop all manner of cutting-edge apps such as advanced energy systems to radical brain-computer interfaces
File-encrypting ransomware programs are on the rise and companies are increasingly their targets
The company is sticking with its handset business and expects to reveal a new model in July
Polls show tech industry opposition to a UK-European Union break, but the view isn’t universal
Companies using MDM to oversee employee devices are collecting more information than employees realize
Webpass has combined fiber with wireless to focus on high speed Internet connections for residential and commercial buildings
The over 30 companies have signed a 'Tech Inclusion Pledge'
The tool comes as Microsoft prepares to end free Windows 10 upgrades
Survey shows streamed over-the-top TV grew strongly. Cable providers are preparing with capped usage plans.
The company looks to offer OpenCompute members an alternative to Intel's x86 chips
Columbus, Ohio, receives $50 million to implement smart transportation systems, including a self-driving transit line, smart transit corridors and a transportation app
The robot revolution is just beginning, and it's going to be a bumpy ride
“No cloud” policy will be as rare as “no Internet” policy is today, research firm says
Rampant identity theft, tax fraud have severely tainted the tax system
Originally on-premises, BlueData's EPIC platform now works on AWS as well as other public clouds
New features include document scanning and improved sharing from the desktop
One way to protect critical national infrastructure from cyberwar is to promise not to attack it, policy wonks say
Some wondered if Apple left iOS 10 preview kernel unencrypted on purpose, and company says it did
Beats the drum on consumption to turn around downturn in adoption
Foote's latest data suggests security and devops will remain in high demand for some time -- but cloud pay is starting to slip
