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Take a stand for consumer privacy: The anti-surveillance economy
As a result of widespread corporate surveillance, a new industry is set to emerge that will allow us to avoid giving up our privacy: The anti-surveillance economy.
It's too early to fold Samsung Galaxy Fold for good
Samsung's Galaxy Fold screen issue drama continues to play out, but there are too many unknowns to shelve the device for good.
NVIDIA unveils new GeForce GTX 1660 Ti and 1650 Turing-based GPUs for gaming laptops
The new NVIDIA Turing-based GPUs power a new generation of GeForce-powered gaming laptops with prices starting as low $799.
Quobyte's TensorFlow plug-in speeds machine learning
Machine learning (ML), the most common form that AI takes today, relies on huge masses of data to train models. So an ML-enabled file system seems like a no-brainer. Here's the first one.
Salesforce updates Sales Cloud with AI-based productivity features
The CRM giant said the new productivity features in Sales Cloud aim to streamline administrative tasks for sales reps.
Verizon Q1 solid, but wireless business has multiple moving parts ahead of 5G
Verizon grew net connections in the first quarter, but lost phones and tablets and added wearables as well as smartphones.
Samsung's best bet: Cancel the Galaxy Fold for good
Hats off to Samsung for taking a risk, but now it’s time to do the right thing.
Quantum computers will break encryption
ZDNet's Tonya Hall asks Jason Hart, chief technology officer of data protection at Gemalto, about breaking encryption through quantum computing.
Windows 10: Microsoft lists the processors you'll need for the May 2019 Update
Microsoft lists the chips you'll need - but no 5G, yet.
Trojanized TeamViewer used in government, embassy attacks across Europe
The remote desktop software is being weaponized to gain access to victim systems.
