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Don't book your tickets or hotel for this year's Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco
The Hajime malware is competing with the Mirai malware to enslave some IoT devices
The company says Microsoft Edge on Windows 10 Creators Update uses up to 31% less power than Chrome, 44% less than Firefox
Taylor was instrumental in development of the Internet, Ethernet and other networking tools
The company will also pay $7.8 million to settle the Android-related complaint
Citizen developers may help enterprises to develop apps more quickly, but what is this new breed of developer going to do to enterprise security?
Possible Apple moves in power management and memory chips could bring about big changes for future iPhones
The patches -- one of which was issued last month -- address the exploits found in the Shadow Brokers leak
A hacking group leaked spying tools on Friday that can target older versions of Windows
But the no-support-on-new-silicon dragnet sweeps up innocent PCs, too, as false-positive reports mount
If true, the CloudBook would be the company’s answer to Google Chromebooks
The Shadow Brokers latest leak may be its most damaging one to date, according to security researchers
It's still too early to predict the impact on the price of PCs and mobile devices
Small and medium-size businesses in the US could get hit with price increases of up to 25 percent, some critics say
The plan cuts the company’s pre-filing debt and is part of negotiations with creditors. Day-to-day operations should not be affected.
An upcoming paper proposes the auto industry consider 'open cars' -- cars open to third-party tech upgrades and security researchers
Avaya's pre-filing debt will be reduced by more than $4 billion
The sensors and nodes used widely in smart city infrastructure are pushing growth, says IHS Markit
Version 1507, the mid-2015 debut release, disappears from the patching list; next up, 1511, will likely follow in early October
For more than 40 years, Silicon Valley has been as much about a state of mind as about geography. Is that about to change?
The government scheme based on biometrics is controversial
Some observers expected the auction to raise $30 billion or more
Verizon's AOL Mail will pick up slack for those who wish to retain verizon.net addresses
Avaya offers hardware-independent OS, network orchestration software for rapid network deployment
The flaw allows attackers to upload and execute malicious PHP scripts on web servers
HP will out with two versions of its Omen X VR backpack PC -- one for gamers and the other for commercial customers
Israeli researcher says Samsung-backed Android alternative is sloppy, amateurish
The agency's intelligence-gathering unit cuts budgets and adds flexibility by embracing open architectures and agile development
AMD's Radeon or Nvidia's 940MX discrete graphics can be selected on HP's Pavilion laptop or X360 2-in-1
The company said Galaxy S8 and S8+ pre-orders had outstripped those for the earlier S7 and S7 edge smartphones
$21.25 million round of funding from Microsoft, HPE, SingTel will go to hire more security pros, expand territory
The tools would let attackers remotely take over any Solaris system around the world
Threats to industrial control systems could bleed over into critical infrastructure
Microsoft’s purchase of Deis shows that as container runtimes standardize, the real value is higher up the stack
Customers also get an easier way to access hybrid use discounts
Microsoft Patch Tuesday includes fixes for critical flaws in IE, Edge, Office, Windows and .NET
The hack may have been a simple ‘replay attack’ of siren activation test signal
The annual salary survey from Dice.com shows tech salaries stagnating slightly, but certain in-demand skills did see increases in 2016.
Tech well represented on job marketplace Glassdoor’s list of 25 Highest Paying Companies in America
Enhancements come to Fortinet Security Fabric, addition of FortiCASB
HP excelled in North America, which was decisive in helping it beat Lenovo
The company ships the $30 Orange Pi Prime board, with better graphics than its competitor
65 organizations agree on augumented reality guidelines for the factory floor
