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The losses were more than offset by its core search and advertising businesses
The EU wants more legal concessions before allowing U.S. companies to process Europeans' personal data
Is Apple building data centers to get out of the cloud?
AMD's FirePro S7150 and S7150 x2 server GPUs boost graphics processing on remote desktops with virtual GPUs
Why Microsoft contributed an application and cloud service to the Iowa caucuses for free.
IE and Edge lose more users as defections to Chrome continue
The problem with an underwater cloud
The rise of IoT requires that we consider several fundamental issues pertaining to performance and management.
CloudStack, the opens source cloud operating system, is being forked. This is interesting on so many different levels.
New deal extends FastTrack transition service to companies over 50 people
The attack was likely inspired by a technique demonstrated by researchers over a year ago
A new Experian survey reveals lots of gaps, but not 100% cluelessness
Super Bowl 50 at Levi's Stadium in Santa Clara, California, is expected to drive a record amount of web traffic. Here's how the network will try to keep up.
Tablets may have ushered in the post-PC age, but their sales are down
What market share it had is being eroded as users wait and wait.
Unlicensed LTE in the emerging 3.5GHz band could be good for enterprises
President Obama’s $4 billion computer science initiative will get funding from India’s top offshore outsourcers
Third-party metrics vendor validates Microsoft's claim of about 200M systems running the new OS
Here's what top university and college researchers are cooking up for wireless, cloud, security and other tech innovations
Such data centers can be taken close to users who live by the sea
Unencrypted data, which will be accessible to law enforcement, will continue to dominate the Internet
National discourse harkens back to 'crypto wars' of 1990s
But declines in the 'More Personal Computing' division were less than the previous quarter, with Windows revenue down 8%
During Republican debate he ducks whether backdoors weaken encryption for everyone
DHS Inspector General says a single missed transmission or delay could result in a national incident
Office 365 users can now forward emails to their notebook from work
Skills in Hadoop or Spark are 'a big plus,' one recruiter says
Merger and acquisition activity is at record levels, requiring selling companies to renegotiate outsourcing arrangements for their divested entities.
EU and U.S. negotiators are struggling to reach agreement on a new transatlantic data-transfer agreement ahead of a Jan. 31 deadline set by privacy watchdogs
A revamped government website will offer consumers personalized, step-by-step guidance to reclaim their identities and untangle compromised accounts.
Facebook's huge community of platform app developers and contributors to its many open source projects will be watching how the Parse shutdown is managed.
Engineers monitor realtime feeds from cell sites so fans can tweet, post and stream during the big game
A group of engineers believes hiding complexity so traditional programmers can develop for the Internet is the future of the Internet.
Huawei, Lenovo, and Xiaomi are the rising stars in mobile.
In the office and in Congress, IT workers are fighting back -- often in silence
The Azure cloud platform is gaining strength
19-year vet, head of company's 26,000 engineers, departing second half of 2016
AWS’s cloud pumps up ecommerce earnings
DHS’ Einstein security program still faces recurring feature problems
A new machine-learning algorithm, combined with social media and remote sensing, has successfully identified flooded areas without using satellites alone.
As Zuckerberg prepped his talk to top shareholders, as if by coincidence Google released numbers to prove it is a major player in VR.
Worries about sales hit both Apple and Samsung stock prices
JSPatch could allow malicious developers to bypass Apple's strict application review process and access restricted iOS functions
Apple posted a record-breaking quarter yet again, but all analysts can focus on are iPhone sales.
Sandia National Laboratories: A 50-MW turbine requires a rotor blade more than 650 feet (200 meters) long, two and a half times longer than existing wind blades
The FCC is opening a new band with rules to ensure spectrum sharing between different users. What kind of networks can be expected in this new band?
European Commission proposes new rules for preventing tax avoidance by multinationals
With rumors flying around about Apple set to announce a 4-inch iPhone, research shows that larger-screened smartphones are simply better for business.
