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Melbourne IT rebrands as Arq Group in the name of digital transformation
The new name is aimed at reflecting the shift from a business that sold domains and hosting to one of providing services and solutions.
How to make the most of the new Gmail
Google's Gmail major rewrite introduces many new, useful features. Here's how to use the Gmail improvements, which are ready now.
ServiceNow beats estimates, acquires VendorHawk
eBay also reported first quarter financial results.
Microsoft's Build 2018 session highlights: Microsoft 365, Graph interface, MSIX packaging, more
Microsoft's early-May Build developer conference is coming into further focus as the company reveals more (but still not all) of the sessions it's planning for the three-day event.
Qualcomm's Q2 better than expected, Apple dispute weighs as does NXP uncertainty
Qualcomm's second quarter had multiple moving parts, but the company said it saw strong chip demand and was prepping for 5G deployments.
PayPal adds 8 million new active users in Q1
The payments company released the latest user figures inside of its first quarter financial report.
GDPR data breach notification letter
Once the GDPR becomes enforceable on May 25, 2018, organizations everywhere will be subject to stiff fines and penalties for noncompliance. This download includes an overview of the information required...
AT&T adds customers as the courtroom decides Time Warner deal
The company saw a reversal of losses from a year ago, with a strong number of new prepaid customers. Its DirecTV Now service is gaining momentum. Earnings, however, missed expectations.
AMD Q1 rides Ryzen, Radeon, EPYC wave, ups outlook
AMD's first quarter highlights some major traction in the chipmaker's core markets.
Facebook tops earnings targets despite data privacy scandal
In the US and Canada, Facebook gained roughly one million new daily active users over Q1.
In Trump's first year, FISA court denied record number of surveillance orders
More surveillance orders were denied during President Donald Trump's first year in office than in the court's history.
