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Lawsuit alleges age discrimination in Google hiring
The SPY Act would establish a rating system about how well a vehicle protects security and privacy
Huge change will eliminate traditional form of support -- with set retirement dates -- for all editions except Windows 10 Enterprise, says analyst
As another fiscal year closes, a time for reflection... and reduction?
The ability to make "application-aware" infrastructure is becoming more valuable.
Once again an irresponsible drone user puts lives and property at risk. You are begging for government intrusion with this behavior.
While corporate splits are the flavor of the week, there is also a lot of divestment going on as large IT vendors focus on their core business (or at least try to). Today's example sees HP divest itself of its iManage business.
In 2014 there were 97 competitions to solve IT, software and other high-tech issues
For some reason, simple Chinese translations are becoming laden with unintended expletives.
Google, IBM, Intel, Joyent Docker and others hop on board to create an infrastructure stack just for containers
Apple will likely stop serving security updates for the 2012 OS in September
Two hackers were able to remotely disable the transmission of a Jeep Cherokee while a Wired journalist was driving it at about 70 miles per hour on a highway.
Another day, another foundation.
A company known for visibility for network management launches a cybersecurity tool with a similar approach.
A $24 million funding round for the PaaS vendor proves two things. Docker hasn't removed the value of PaaS, and private cloud really is a thing.
Gmail users who want more professional and unique email addresses now have a new low-cost option, thanks to the 'Gmail at work' service, which offers custom addresses. But is it really a good deal?
InfoSec professionals spend most of their time and budgets on security problems created within the organization itself
I spoke with several experts on free and open source software, some of whom were close to the situation itself, about the implications of the latest developments with Canonical's IP policy.
Google still outstrips some of the key tech companies
Quashes bug in all editions of Windows, including not-yet-final Windows 10
A U.S. agency has proposed that companies exporting hacking tools from the U.S. get licenses
The IoT introduces new cybersecurity challenges for IT. Tempered Networks aims to provide help by taking an entirely new approach.
Endpoint protection technology is making strides and may soon be touted as anti-virus
In its fourth annual State of DevOps report, IPO-bound Puppet Labs takes a step back to look at where we are in terms of DevOps adoption.
Recent pair of security updates illustrate how opaque the new OS's updates may be for users
Target for Firefox release on Windows 10: Aug. 11
In my ongoing quest to eradicate Google from my digital life, I turn to replacing the world's leading search engine with DuckDuckGo, a privacy-focused alternative that supports Open Source software.
Consumers are now expecting phone tech to adapt to them, not the other way around, a smartphone executive says.
