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The next-generation Atom architecture code-named Goldmont will be in upcoming Pentium and Celeron chips code-named Apollo Lake
In an interview to CNBC, Cook says there was an “over reaction” to Apple’s quarterly results
"You know the end game will likely be to merge with Salesforce," one analyst says
The relaunch of Microsoft’s smartphone business is said to be built around Redstone 2
The company's client business will still be called Dell, while the enterprise operation will be Dell EMC
IE11 and Edge will drop lock icon this summer, block access to sites by Feb. 14, 2017
The days of open source people using MacBooks and running Mac OS seem to be ending
Hot topics are things founders never thought of: containers, IoT and software defined networking
Get notifications and sync data between apps from Microsoft or third parties
The show is likely to be EMC's last before it's part of Dell
Wright, first outed as Satoshi in December, has offered what he claims is digital proof of his double identity
And Firefox falls under 10% for the first time since 2006
Microsoft's popular database software will have its latest major release on June 1
Messaging system lets you add people from other networks
The bank, however, said the hack would have no financial impact on customers
Real time threat detection and remediation combines big data, behavioral analytics, and machine learning with top notch threat intelligence
PowerApps allows employees to build business-focused apps without knowing how to program
Intel is refocusing on 'products that deliver higher returns'
The incentive auction is key for carriers to roll out 5G service
FBI: Ransomware has many names -- Cryptowall, CryptoLocker, Reveton to name a few – and all are bad news for businesses
It may be hyped as the 'hottest job,' but the benefits are real
Apple may be selling fewer iPhones, but Facebook’s huge gains once again confirm the power of mobile
Linux and open source enthusiasts gathered to learn about DevOps, Postgres and a host of enterprise and cloud topics
The company wants to drive broad blockchain adoption, but also bring users to its cloud services
For now, there's a decryption tool that can help CryptXXX victims
'We will move from a mobile-first to an AI-first world," Google CEO Pichai said
'Trying to change the narrative,' says one analyst of emphasis on predictable revenue from the customer base
New tools are helping companies achieve the supply chain's 'holy grails,' one CIO says
The apps loaded fake log-in pages to steal user credentials for popular online payment services
The FBI can now search computers anywhere in the world, according to critics
Sixty-four percent revenue growth shows how much companies rely on AWS
The company's mobile OS could face a more viable future in IoT
The iOS version of Microsoft's note-taking software now makes it easier to move images
CIA documents invisible, ink photography methods in cryptic notes
Retail in-store analytics is easier with IoT, but gathering the right amount of data often involves some trial and error
The market for CPaaS is still in its infancy, but it is key to digital transformation in organizations
Microsoft extends free support; Google Apps for Work are free for customers of other vendors
Nvidia’s breakthrough is the vehicle automatically taught itself to drive by watching how a human drove
Movidius’ Fathom Neural Compute Stick resembles an Intel Compute Stick, but is designed for vision processing
It's paying $663 million to complement its Primavera project-management software
Pro-ISIS hackers are largely unsophisticated, but they are looking for experts, Flashpoint says
Vladimir Tsastsin was one of seven individuals behind a $14 million click fraud operation that used the DNSChanger botnet
And headwinds in the future
Computers will delve into your timeline and figure out even more about you
HP's thin-and-light Chromebook 13 has a 3200 x 1800-pixel display and a Core M processor
Both Apple and Samsung saw a drop in smartphone shipments in the first quarter, Strategy Analytics said
It’s false to believe the company can become greater than it is by acquiring other companies
