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Jobs at Apple: New engineering hub in Seattle plans to hire 2,000 employees
Apple promises to make Seattle a "key hub" for software and hardware developers.
Windows 10 slow shutdown? USB-C bug in 1809 causing minute's delay, says Microsoft
Microsoft confirms that a USB software bug can cause delays to shutdowns for Windows 10's October 2018 Update.
Seagate Exos AP 4U100: dual-core Xeon processors and up to up to 1.6 petabytes of storage
The Exos AP 4U100 offers the highest density compute and storage in a single system.
Malicious URL attacks using HTTPS surge across the enterprise
Organizations should be aware of the latest impersonation techniques and file service exploits.
A trustworthy AI initiative in the EU
Tonya Hall talks to Agustin Huerta, vice president of technology for the AI studio at Globant, to learn more about an ongoing initiative in the EU to work towards trustworthy AI.
UK ransomware firm ‘helps’ victims by paying off hackers, tacking on massive fee
Red Mosquito allegedly has a profitable sideline in place for ransomware victims.
Cisco Live 2019: Updates and news
At Cisco Live 2019, Cisco debuted a series of software enhancements designed to put AI and machine learning deeper into the network. Key features include new network automation and analytics tools that...
Amazon, Facebook internet outage: Verizon blamed for 'cascading catastrophic failure'
Cloudflare loses 15 percent of traffic due to an error at Verizon.
US-China tech cold war heats up: But Huawei has other irons in the fire
As the trade dispute bites, Chinese tech giant Huawei is pushing on with efforts in regions like the Balkans.
In a driverless future, virtual car accidents save lives
Sims are driving the autonomous vehicle revolution by promising safe, fast development. But not all simulators are created equal.
Java, JavaScript, or C#? Which programming language earns you the most?
Demand for tech contractors continues to rise, but some skills are in more sought after than others.
