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HP cut unprofitable products, trimmed its offerings, sharpened its PC designs, and is again the world's top PC maker
Offers non-security-only update two weeks before Patch Tuesday so enterprises can test fixes before rolling out to the masses
The FCC will begin a process to repeal the agency's 2015 regulations in May
The app failed to secure sensitive data could have allowed hackers to remotely locate, unlock, and start vehicles
Startups ad oomph to open source projects like Apache Kafka, KVM and Redis
The latest campaigns are bigger, more sophisticated, and causing far more damage as the attackers learn new techniques and collaborate with other groups
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A new report finds mid-tier companies are increasingly turning to security-as-a-service offerings to manage their network security needs.
The powering on of Google caching servers follows a deal signed last year
Former Microsoft CEO's U.S. government spending watchdog let's you dive deep into oodles of financial data
Zoomdata introduces Hi Def Data Sharpening, wants to sell people on the sweet promise of data visualization with fast performance and massive scale
Trump’s visa reform effort faces numerous problems
The phishing schemes can work, in spite of Google's 2-step verification, Trend Micro said.
Many businesses still use Windows Server 2003, even as Microsoft no longer supports the OS
The HiKey 960 will be the go-to computer board for Android and will sell for $239
Microsoft aims to put its cloud OS-powered notebook on parity with Google Chromebooks
Cisco Jasper extends IoT Control Center services to mobile users
Intel Visual Compute Accelerator 2, targeted at servers, includes an Iris Pro P580 graphics processor and three Xeon processors
The new scheme is supposed to provide additional cost stability for buyers
Pluribus replaces current SDN software with Adaptive Cloud Fabric.
Pai is scheduled to give a net neutrality speech on Wednesday
Survey finds workers still violate security policies to remain productive
CEO Jassy says AWS will reach into every corner of the globe
The move to scrap the FCC's rules for ISPs leaves the industry without any federal oversight and puts internet privacy at risk.
The company's antivirus product erroneously flagged files in a Windows folder as malicious
While the large vendors maneuver to gain as much coverage as possible, point solutions do their bit to make containerization enterprise-ready
The networking user group will share some details of an API for interoperability this week
The company plans two ‘Solution Engineering Centers’ in the U.S.
Juniper follows path set recently by Cisco, Mitel and others
New features integrate LinkedIn Sales Navigator data with Dynamics 365
Company asks for feedback; one user replies, 'Thanks for nothing'
Comparing block, object and file storage across the three providers
Apple has many custom components destined for the iPhone 8 that may not be in plentiful supply for a September launch
Rollout's mobile software development kit helps developers analyze user behavior and deliver new mobile app features more reliably and effectively
AMD's Radeon Pro Duo has two Polaris GPUs and will be available by the end of May for $999
Canonical moves quickly to end support for Ubuntu phones and tablets, and it will shutter the app store at the end of 2017
The son of Russian parliament member Valery Seleznev was sentenced to 27 years in prison for cybercrime-related offences
The distributed ledger technology has enormous potential for firms that figure out how best to use it
A clinic in Baltimore is just one example of a healthcare provider having its records stolen, only to find them for sale on the Dark Web for less than one cent per record.
A script that detects a related code implant has shown as many as 100,000 systems worldwide may be infected
Chrome and Firefox developers attempt to find a balance between showing internationalized domain names and protecting users from phishing
The Open Networking User Group wants better tools and more automation for extending IT infrastructure to public clouds
It's a one-bit microprocessor with four instructions, but it could open the way to more flexible electronics
DARPA’s Colosseum will host the agency’s Spectrum Collaboration Challenge to pay out $3.75M in prizes
Windows and Office will see two major updates a year for the foreseeable future
