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Australian government gives Amazon Web Services protected level certification
The cloud giant can now store highly sensitive workloads for Australian government entities.
This is what we know about Mozilla's new Android browser
Mockups suggest Mozilla wants to create a completely new look for its possible future Android browser.
CareerBuilder boosts AI expertise with acquisition of Textkernel
With the acquisition of the semantic search company, CareerBuilder now has more than 200 data scientists, engineers and AI specialists.
Amazon field tests an autonomous delivery robot named Scout
Only six Scout robots are currently being tested in a single neighborhood in Snohomish County, Washington.
Europol arrests UK man for stealing €10 million worth of IOTA cryptocurrency
Suspect operated the iotaseed.io portal that generated and secretly logged passwords for IOTA wallets.
Adobe acquires 3D texture firm Allegorithmic
Adobe said it plans to integrate Allegorithmic's tools, via subscription, into various parts of Creative Cloud.
Feature comparison: CRM software and services
Choosing a CRM solution requires strategy, thoughtful consideration, and more than a little research. These guidelines and comparison tool provide a customizable framework your business can use to find...
Epson EcoTank ET-M2140, First Take: A 'low TCO' printer for businesses
Epson's EcoTank printers offer genuine savings to organisations that need to print hundreds or even thousands of pages every month.
Google, SAP partner to host social entrepreneurship contest
At the World Economic Forum in Davos, Google and SAP are announcing a new contest to promote the idea of a "circular economy."
Game of Clouds: Lock-In Is Coming
"Born-in the Cloud" workloads might be designed to be platform-agnostic now, but that doesn't mean it will always be the case, as hyperscalers like Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure continue to add specific and unique functionality to their hosted services.
Samsung unveils world's first 15.6-inch 4K OLED display
The big names in premium hardware – HP, Dell, and Alienware – will be releasing laptops using these OLED panels in the coming months.
