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Amazon pulls off record Prime Day despite site glitches
Amazon said Prime Day 2018 has beat out all the other made-up deal days that came before it.
Password-stealing, eavesdropping malware targets Ukrainian government
Vermin RAT is custom-built, receives updates and is part of a campaign targeting a large number of targets.
Thousands of US voters' data exposed by robocall firm
Each record contains a voter's name, address, and "calculated" political affiliation.
Picture password: Are squiggles the future of security?
People stink at text-based passwords. Is there a better way? What if we could simply tell a story only we know using pictures?
NUS, Grab set up $4.4M AI lab for urban transport
Ride-sharing operator Grab will tap data from its platform to extract insights on transport patterns in Southeast Asian cities, and jointly develop applications with National University of Singapore to "transform" urban transportation.
Robotics in business: Everything humans need to know
An executive guide to the technology and market drivers behind the $135 billion robotics market.
The future of IT jobs: A business leader’s guide
AI, big data, cloud computing, and automation are driving the IT job market in new directions. This ebook explores some of the ways IT roles are changing, which skills will be sought after, and how the...
Google brings commercial Kubernetes applications to GCP marketplace
The offering simplifies the adoption of container-based infrastructure and underscores Google's commitment to multi-cloud solutions.
BetterCloud launches security alerts for G Suite
The product marks an expansion of the partnership between Google and BetterCloud, which offers a SaaS operations management platform.
What serverless architecture actually means, and where servers enter the picture
If you think the term "cloud" obscures the technology behind interoperable network platforms, consider "serverless:" A style of programming for cloud platforms that is changing the way applications are built, deployed, and ultimately, consumed.
Intuit sells its largest data center amid move to AWS
Intuit said it is selling its largest data center and recording an operating loss on the infrastructure sale.
