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Quantum computers will break encryption
ZDNet's Tonya Hall asks Jason Hart, chief technology officer of data protection at Gemalto, about breaking encryption through quantum computing.
Windows 10: Microsoft lists the processors you'll need for the May 2019 Update
Microsoft lists the chips you'll need - but no 5G, yet.
Trojanized TeamViewer used in government, embassy attacks across Europe
The remote desktop software is being weaponized to gain access to victim systems.
Twitter Q1 solid as daily active users, licensing, ads show growth
Twitter delivered data licensing sales of $107 million, up 20 percent from a year ago.
How joined-up systems can create better healthcare services
Forget AI and VR; if the NHS wants to use tech to improve healthcare, it needs to start with something else.
Microsoft Edge for iOS and Android adds single sign-in, can now block Chrome and Safari access to some apps
Microsoft is making signing in to enterprise web apps easier for users and gives admins tools to make it harder for workers to use Chrome and Safari.
Hiring kit: Computer systems analyst
Designing, implementing, and maintaining information systems for most business enterprises is the responsibility of the computer systems analyst. It contains a job description, sample interview questions,...
Max Levchin's Affirm spins out independent B2B financing company Resolve
Resolve takes Affirm's buy now, pay later approach and applies it to business purchasing.
Smarter beer: When old school craft brewing meets industry 4.0 AI
How IoT and artificial intelligence helps craft brewers achieve perfect suds.
Facebook asked to clamp down on cops creating fake accounts
Police officers are creating covert, fake accounts in order to spy on users during investigations.
Programming languages: Developers now ask more questions about Python than JavaScript on Stack Overflow
Rise in queries driven by interest in Python and community of new programmers.
