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Google erases 'Don't be evil' from code of conduct after 18 years
Google quietly removes its famous 'Don't be evil' motto, which used to figure in the opening to its code of conduct.
Microsoft vs Google: Expect bots to sound more human after Semantic Machines deal
Microsoft acquires a startup to boost its goal of delivering "full duplex voice sense" chatbot services.
Burden or opportunity? How do businesses see new EU data privacy regulation
IBM says that while many firms view GDPR as a catalyst for new business models, few will be ready in time.
Malware campaign expands to add cryptocurrency mining and iOS phishing attacks
The group behind the DNS-hijacking attacks have moved on from just targeting Android and are probably well-funded warn researchers.
North Korean defectors, journalists targeted through Google Play
Malware-laden Android apps aim to steal photos, contact lists, and sensitive information belonging to defectors and their supporters.
Construction is embracing automation as legacy players team up with tech innovators
Caterpillar, for example, recently invested in Sarcos, a robotics company with a line of exoskeletons that augment human strength.
Hiring kit: IT audit director
Security measures and other IT controls don’t work unless they’re implemented consistently, predictably, and with integrity. The IT audit director develops and schedules internal audits to measure and...
Cryptocurrency phishing: New campaign uses automation to drain wallets
Campaign uses automation to empty cryptocurrency wallets and produce lucrative returns.
Lenovo ThinkCentre M910z AIO review: Unassuming design, strong performance for the price
The ThinkCentre M910z is neither sleek nor super-fast, but it's a thoroughly capable office PC that provides strong performance for a variety of tasks at a highly competitive price.
GDPR deadline: Organisations are struggling to comply
Organisations are struggling to ensure they're compliant with the right to be forgotten, breach notifications and more.
Diamond defects could lead to low-cost medical devices
Researchers believe that tampering with diamonds could provide low-cost alternatives for medical imaging and drug discovery.
