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The lobbying group has pledged to work on U.S.-China trade issues with President Trump
More federal scrutiny, investigations and threats of lawsuits
Feature upgrade available through Update Assistant and as .iso disk image
The Homeland Security secretary has said the measures might be taken in the "not too distant future."
Apple CEO Tim Cook, Facebook execs Zuckerberg and Sandberg among those who will wow grads with their wisdom
Dell says AMD's Radeon Pro WX 7100 will support the 8K monitor that started shipping last week
OPNFV Danube brings together full next-gen networking stacks in an open, collaborative environment
The vulnerability allows attackers with access to a guest OS to read the host's memory
The TPUs are faster at neural net inference, and excel at performance per watt
AppDynamics Developer Toolkit will feature a variety languages and diagnostic tools
What in tarnation? Blame iPhone 8 delay on lamination?
Verizon to combine Yahoo and AOL under the Oath umbrella
Implies boost in downloads and new users stem from privacy anxieties; but third-party metrics don't show increased U.S. activity for Opera
The carrier took a programmable chip from foundry to network in less than three months
IBM X Force says to file taxes as soon as you receive your W-2 to combat fraud
As the Dyn attacks showed, even the common DVR is susceptible to attack.
Inside the rollback of online privacy protection rules.
The container data space is a valid one. Portworx’s Series B funding round of $20 million shows this.
The 381 warrants for information on user accounts were coupled with gag orders
Cisco v. Arista: Hearing this week highlights ongoing Ethernet switch patent, copyright battle
The hacking group APT10 has been blamed for the global cyberespionage campaign
iPhones could get better gaming, AI, and image recognition features
Amazingly, dead-to-Microsoft Windows XP runs 14%, says study
Fujitsu is taking the lead in developing SPARC after changes in Oracle roadmap
Free Range Routing project gives white box, virtualized environments of all sizes fast and reliable networking.
Privacy advocates raise money in an attempt to buy the browsing history of Republicans who voted to kill privacy rules for ISPs
The service intelligently routes internet traffic in real time.
Antivirus vendor Bitdefender obtained the Bart decryption keys from the Romanian police
It's a natural, albeit difficult, move from this fast growing cloud platform
Customers can get real-time information and alerts about how their infrastructure is performing
Meleap is an interesting case study about how pragmatic product engineering can create an AR product ahead of Apple’s rumored AR product
Berners-Lee earns $1M "Nobel Prize of Computing"
The administration seeks six-month extension on a case challenging a decision to allow some H-1B workers to hold jobs.
Employers who use H-1B workers could face legal peril from Attorney General Jeff Sessions
Researchers found commonalities between tools used against Solaris 20 years ago and modern-day attacks deployed against Windows PCs
Bots were used to bash Clinton; could they be used against your enterprise?
Customers need to keep an eye on whether it lives up to promised product roadmap
Intel will focus on putting security hooks in hardware and components
The Android variant can steal data from messaging apps, spy from a phone’s camera or microphone, and self-destruct.
The Lazarus Group has also been linked to the 2014 Sony hack, which the U.S. has blamed on North Korea
Voter records, patient data, and CIO hacking tools were among the data stolen last month.
Over the last 12 months, 7's share of Windows personal computers has been stuck at 54%
New option can put management of both in the cloud
Scientists say this counter-intuitive idea will speed up the loading of web pages: increase the size of images and text
A team of researchers exploited two vulnerabilities in the firmware of Gigabyte BRIX mini PCs to demonstrate low-level ransomware
The move to GitHub has been on for some time; this just makes it official
