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Russia warned over turning a blind eye to ransomware attacks
Danny Palmer tells Beth Mauder how the US and other G7 countries are urging Russia to take action on ransomware gangs.
The biggest investment in database history, the biggest social network ever, and other graph stories from Neo4j
A $325 million Series F funding round, bringing Neo4j's valuation to over $2 billion. A social network of 3 billion people, distributed across 1000 servers. The latter is a demo; the former is not. But both are real signs that the graph market and Neo4j are getting huge.
Microsoft appoints CEO Satya Nadella as chair of the board
Satya Nadella is now both chair of Microsoft's board of directors and CEO of the company.
Garmin Forerunner 945 LTE review: The best running watch
Matt Miller says the latest Forerunner model sports unique LTE connectivity, along with all of the great features from the original 945. It may be the best GPS sports watch for those who want to leave the phone behind and benefit from connected safety features.
The best Amazon Prime Day 2021 deals: Top Alexa device discounts
Want to get a head start on Prime Day deals? Amazon is already offering some compelling discounts. Check it out.
Compliance brings international consequences for digital business
Small businesses are not exempt from data privacy legislation, both domestically and around the world.
Developers? What developers? Most tech built by people outside of IT by 2024, analysts predict
The future of IT in the enterprise will not be dominated by the IT department.
Demand for developers is soaring - and employers are struggling to hire
The latest data shows that tech workers are in high-demand - but the challenge now is to find the right candidates.
Ransomware: Too many firms are still willing to pay up if attacked
Survey indicates that six in ten organisations would pay the ransom to cyber criminals - despite warnings it only encourages further attacks
Google Cloud partners with AMD for 'Tau' virtual machines for scale-out workloads
Google emphasizes being able to speed Web applications without having to port code to the ARM instruction set.
This strange malware stops you from visiting pirate websites
An odd vigilante campaign is preventing victims from accessing pirate content online.
