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AMD's 2nd-generation Ryzen - The ultimate desktop processor
In 2017, AMD shook up the processor market with Ryzen. Now the 2nd-generation chips look set do the same in 2018.
Gold Galleon hackers target maritime shipping industry
Researchers say a Nigerian hacking group is gleefully plundering maritime shipping businesses and their customers.
Russian hacker warning means business must secure networks
Consumers are urged to check their devices are secure - but how many devices are just forgotten about?
FinancialForce plots expansion, updates ERP suite, eyes services automation
FinancialForce, a cloud ERP system built on top of Salesforce, has launched a New York City office and updated its software to automate professional services and manage financials and revenue models.
Adobe acquires voice tech startup Sayspring
Adobe has acquired the voice technologies company as it pushes to develop natural command solutions beyond the traditional mouse and keyboard.
Microsoft Translator: Now AI works offline for Android, iOS, with Windows due soon
New AI-powered offline translation packs are available for end-users and developers.
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...
Medical artificial intelligence firm BenevolentAI secures $115m in funding
The AI pharmaceutical startup has been valued at $2 billion.
This malware will take screenshots, steal your passwords and files - and drain your cryptocurrency wallet
'SquirtDanger' is distributed to users to deploy as they see fit - and attacks have been carried out around the world.
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.
