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BlackBerry Q1 better than expected as revenue mix shifts
BlackBerry's QNX unit fared well and the company IP licensing revenue was up from a year ago.
FileMaker 17, First Take: More accessible, more connected
FileMaker continues its move from database tool to low-code mobile app authoring system and simplifies the number of versions available.
Nvidia reveals special 32GB Titan V 'CEO Edition' GPU, and then gives away a bunch
Nvidia makes a special 32GB edition of its most powerful PC graphics card, the Titan V.
AT&T launching NB-IoT network across US and Mexico
The carrier is supplementing its LTE-M offering with a narrowband IoT network across the US and Mexico, which will launch in both regions during 2019.
11 fabulous futuristic robots from Automatica 2018
The international automation conference will showcase these robots from ECHORD++, an EU-funded robotics project with a single aim: To bring cutting edge robotics research to market.
Australian space capabilities would boost our Five Eyes role: Former astronaut
Defence is the space industry's biggest customer, says Pamela Melroy, so the Australian Space Agency must work closely with them. But first, it must find a strategy, and a home.
Software licensing policy
Organizations spend a fortune on software licenses every year, and a lack of management around it can result in heavy fines. This policy will help you establish guidelines to make sure you're in compliance...
It's Business Time: Rocket Lab prepares for launch out of New Zealand
Step aside SpaceX, the Kiwis are about to launch into space.
Bossa Nova gets $29 million boost for grocery store robot
Bossa Nova, the company that makes the shelf-scanning robots currently being trialed in Walmart stores, just announced $29 million in new funding.
Tumblr to cooperate with Korean authorities to monitor porn
Tumblr has agreed to better monitor illegal porn distribution with South Korean authorities after initially refusing to do so.
ACMA unveils NBN consumer standards
Under two new standards, RSPs will be required to provide greater information on NBN plans to consumers, as well as access to legacy broadband in cases of migration issues.
