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Police to sell hacker's $1.1 million Bitcoin stash to compensate victims
Hacker told to give up bitcoins or face four more years in prison.
How Fable Studio won the first-ever Emmy for a 'virtual being'
Tonya Hall sits down with Pete Billington, co-founder of Fable Studio and director of Wolves in the Walls, Edward Saatchi, co-founder of Fable Studio and executive producer of Wolves in the Walls, and Jessica Shamash, head of creative production Fable Studio and creative producer of Wolves in the Walls, to talk about the use of AI that brought the Emmy award-winning being to life.
VMware welcomes estranged sibling Pivotal back home
VMWare acquires both Pivotal Software and Carbon Black.
Two strange (and impractical) ways to hack an iPhone and a Mac
For most people, the security that Apple has baked into an iPhone or Mac is more than enough. But determined criminals can find creative ways to bypass the locks to get at your data. Should you be worried?
Hong Kong protesters warn of Telegram feature that can disclose their identities
Message shared on discussion boards sparks panic among protesters.
Can this open-source Chrome clone give Microsoft the browser Edge?
Microsoft just rebooted its browser strategy -- again. Is the world ready for the new Chromium-based Edge? Ed Bott explains why this time might be different - or not.
Apple Card: Why you could be denied
Too many debts, bad debts, late payments, and bankruptcy could stop you getting an Apple Card.
Samsonite executive: How the right data makes online shopping more personal (CxOTalk interview)
The luggage maker's global chief e-commerce officer explains how data drives customer experience in e-commerce and how you can improve results in your company.
Samsonite executive: How data is driving customer experience in e-commerce (CxOTalk interview)
The luggage maker's global chief e-commerce officer presents his view of customer experience, why it's so important, and how you can improve results in your company. Watch an inspiring short excerpt and then read the complete transcript.
Huawei unleashes AI chip, touting more compute power than competitors
Chinese tech giant announces the commercial launch of its Ascend 910 artificial intelligence (AI) chip, touting its low power consumption of 310W, as well as AI computing framework MindSpore, which will go open source in the first quarter of 2020.
