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Best VPN services in 2021: Safe and fast don't come free
Virtual private networks aren't essential only for securing your unencrypted Wi-Fi connections in coffee shops and airports. Every remote worker should consider a VPN to stay safe online. Here are your top choices in VPN service providers and how to get set up.
Berlin resident jailed for threatening to bomb NHS hospital unless Bitcoin ransom was paid
The bomb threats escalated over the course of six weeks to include Black Lives Matter protests and threats on UK politicians.
Qubit breakthrough is a big step towards networked quantum computers say researchers
A research team used a cable to entangle qubits located in different quantum nodes. This could go a long way in creating a powerful cluster of quantum devices.
Apple vs. Samsung: Who makes the better phone?
It's clear who's selling the most phones, but who's making the best phones? From performance and design to ecosystem and security, we dare to compare the two companies and their products. The numbers don't lie.
Atlassian acquires Chartio, plans to add data visualization to Jira
For Chartio customers, the company has said it is going away March 1, 2022.
Apple now sells more phones than Samsung. But is iPhone the better device?
Jason Cipriani and Jason Perlow score the tech giants' mobile devices on a broad range of categories, from performance and design to ecosystem and security. The results are in.
Red Hat introduces free RHEL for open-source, non-profit organizations
Some CentOS users still aren't happy, but Red Hat is keeping its promise to open-source organizations that they'll have access to a free version of RHEL.
Who is liable for an AI-based decision?
Canadian lawyer Carole Piovesan, managing parter at INQ Law, talks to Tonya Hall about the legal implications of artificial intelligence, data governance, and cybersecurity.
New Zealand is kicking social media where it hurts (and it's not alone)
You might think New Zealand and Bottega Veneta have little in common. Yet both are showing a fascinating, possibly brilliant, attitude toward the business of social media.
Go malware is now common, having been adopted by both APTs and e-crime groups
There's been a 2,000% increase of new malware written in Go over the past few years.
