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Kaspersky files antitrust complaint against Apple in Russia
After Spotify complained about Apple's unfair App Store policies to EU authorities, Kaspersky does the same in Russia.
SAP adds more intelligent capabilities to Analytics Cloud
New features like natural language querying take advantage of machine learning to create smoother workflows.
The technology behind the Otter app
TechRepublic's Karen Roby asks ZDNet's Natalie Gagliordi about the app, Otter, and how AI and machine learning works for the transcription service app for teams.
Google announces Stadia game streaming platform
Stadia platform will let you play games on Google's servers but beam high-quality video feeds to your own devices.
Is your business cybersecure? It depends on who you ask
Bosses are confident and tech workers are scared.
How Shopify is working to expand internationally
ZDNet's Natalie Gagliordi sits down with Karen Roby from TechRepublic to talk about how Shopify is using its developer ecosystem to grow internationally.
How smart tech is transforming the transportation industry
From urban geo data to autonomous cars to flying taxis, new technologies are already having a radical impact on how we get from point A to point B. This ebook looks at current and future transportation...
Some Windows 7, 8.1 users reporting Security Essentials and Windows Defender problems
Some Windows 7 and 8.1 users are noticing that their automatic anti-malware protection has been turned off and are seeing out-of-date virus definitions. A definition update fix is available now.
Is IBM’s AI demonstration enough for a quantum killer app?
IBM reports results of running a machine learning classifier on two qubits of its "IBM Q" quantum computer. The researchers haven't yet found the "quantum advantage" over classical computing, but are hopeful they're going in the right direction. Is there approach of massive compute enough to dispel deep learning's fascination with hierarchies of representation?
These are the top ten security vulnerabilities most exploited by hackers
But one simple thing could help stop the vast majority of these attacks, say researchers.
Severe security bug found in popular PHP library for creating PDF files
Vulnerability patched last year, but many websites and web apps will most likely remain vulnerable for years.
