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One month with the BlackBerry KEYone: Productivity and battery life trump mid-level specs
After using the BlackBerry KEYone for a month, it is easy to see how this mid-level specced device serves as a productive daily driver for enterprise customers. It's been a joy to use and the classy looking device fits in perfectly at the office.
French authorities close Windows 10 privacy investigation
French data-protection authorities have officially closed their investigation into privacy violations by Windows 10. The notice praises Microsoft for cutting Windows 10 data collection by half.
Alibaba: Building a retail ecosystem on data science, machine learning, and cloud
What does it take to compete in a global arena in which retail and cloud are increasingly intertwined? Domain-specific data science and machine learning for the masses, according to Alibaba.
Cisco's new IoT operations platform to support connected device initiatives at scale
Cisco has unveiled its Internet of Things operations platform labelled Kinetic, which it said will enable enterprises to extract trillions of terabytes of data from devices.
Microsoft wants to bring AI to Raspberry Pi and other tiny devices
Squirrels beware: Microsoft shows off progress it's making moving machine learning to the Internet of Things.
Future of banking: Humans do the talking as bots do the work
Research has forecast that bot interactions in the banking sector, completed without human assistance, will move from 12 percent to over 90 percent in 2022. Will this mean the end of the contact centre agent as bots take over?
The Fourth Industrial Revolution: Why you need a global IoT strategy
The Internet of Things is increasingly becoming a global concern, driving the need for IT leaders to address issues like risk management, interoperability, and worldwide collaboration.
Start an IT security career with this CISSP training (ZDNet Academy)
Prepare to earn a vaunted certification exam for less than $40.
Why hardware is eating software
As Marc Andreessen famously remarked, software is eating the world. But now Intel hardware is biting back, with x86 instruction set extensions taking on more jobs. Beyond the why, is this a good thing?
Bad robot? Who gets the blame when a brain-controlled machine does wrong?
Scientists worry about a future including brain-jacking - and who should be responsible if brain-machine interfaces go wrong.
Social media giants face €50m fines under new German law
New law requires hate speech to be taken down in 24 hours or networks will face huge fines.
