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Speeds of 400 gigabits per second, or 50 gigabytes of data sent in one second over existing infrastructure, promises higher new commercial fiber speeds.
WITI Hall of Fame inductees to be honored; Oscar winner Patricia Arquette to speak with a purpose
Dubbed Locker, this 'sleeper' ransomware had laid dormant on infected devices until those behind the scam activated it earlier this week.
U.S. judge rejects dismissal of Infosys discrimination lawsuit
A Miami auto-accident threatens to upend the business model of Uber, along with many of its competitors and similar services in the sharing economy.
The per-record cost of a data breach reached $154 this year
Automatic, who makes a dongle for the car that pulls driving data from the On-board Diagnostics II System, has just upgraded its device by adding GPS—and it's launched an app store.
ConteXtream develops OpenDaylight-based controller for virtualized Layer 4-7 services
Companies defend $55B deal as good for consumers and innovation
EMC has a private cloud, VMware has a public cloud, Virtustream provides a managed cloud
Unless it meets these criteria, it's not an edge data center – it's just a data center in a tier-2 market.
Looking more like a computer company than a car company, Hyundai ships Android Auto on 2015 Sonatas and unlocks it for owners of the 2015 Sonata with a software update.
Google is reportedly rethinking everything about its failed augmented reality headset. That's a good thing, but it may not be enough.
Accept optional updates, rollups as they come out, Microsoft asks firms running Windows 7; argues that it's the way to get ready for Windows 10
Citigroup analyst confirms speculation that next iPhones will have more RAM, stronger glass, a more power CPU and Force Touch technology.
H-1B program is necessary to meet customer needs, company says
After a year of free Windows 10 upgrades, Microsoft will start charging an unknown amount
iTBra developed with customer Cyrcadia is a sensor-based wearable for early detection
Look for gridlock on the airwaves along with your traffic jam. A new report is projecting a massive increase in data traffic over the next few years, caused not by smartphones, but by M2M and automobiles.
Companies could use wearables to track employees' fitness, or even their whereabouts
While several companies sold off their captive offshore centers during the recession, these global in-house options are back in vogue in 2015.
