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Ex-Google CEO Schmidt's warfare warning: We need AI ground rules for Pentagon work
But Eric Schmidt urges DoD to do more AI programs like the one that sparked protests from Google employees.
Qualcomm layoffs begin in business restructuring push
Employees are being axed in an attempt to save up to $1 billion annually at the same time the firm is seeking to acquire NXP.
'Inspector Gadget' arm makes drones more useful (and a little scary)
One of the big stumbling blocks for commercial drones is loading and unloading payload. This lightweight origami arm offers a novel solution.
Intel abandons Vaunt smart glasses project
It's Google Glass all over again.
Facebook moving 1.5 billion users away from GDPR protection
Facebook is making changes that will prevent non-European users previously under European laws from being protected by the General Data Protection Regulation.
NBN complaints to the TIO rise 204 percent
Consumer complaints to the Telecommunications Industry Ombudsman (TIO) about the National Broadband Network (NBN) have risen by 204 percent year on year to 22,827 for the first half of the year.
Disaster recovery and business continuity plan
Natural and man-made disasters can jeopardize the operations and future of any company, so it’s critical to develop a plan to help ensure ongoing business processes in a crisis. This sample plan explains...
AppDynamics touts the agility of a startup with the pocket of a global giant
CEO David Wadhwani spoke with ZDNet about the state of application monitoring and how a year with a billion-dollar parent has allowed an aggressive focus on R&D.
Cyber fraudsters now stealing millions in single transactions
More businesses are being tricked into sending millions of dollars to cybercriminals, but the criminals often betray themselves through lax operational security.
Google Home comes to Singapore
Google is launching a Singapore version of its online store and bringing its range of smart speakers to the city-state.
TPG jacks up data inclusions and ditches SIM and MMS fees
Telco says even more aggressive moves will be made once it has its own network.
