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LG CNS deploys AI facial recognition gate service
The solution will allow employees to pass through company gates without stopping.
US District Court dismisses Huawei lawsuit that federal ban is unconstitutional
'Contracting with the federal government is a privilege, not a constitutionally guaranteed right,' according to a US District Court judge.
Market shift to public cloud drives Data#3 profits up nearly 42%
It comes as public cloud revenues skyrocketed by 77% for the half year to 31 December.
Vocus singing different tune on NBN
The telco that previously got out of a land grab now sees growth opportunities with NBN.
Microsoft has a subdomain hijacking problem
Spammers hijack Microsoft subdomains to advertise poker casinos. Many other subdomains have been vulnerable for years.
Google extends Titan Security Key availability
The second-factor security key is now available in countries including Austria, Germany, Italy, Spain and Switzerland.
Western Digital's new embedded flash drive is "5G market-ready"
As 5G networks roll out, Western Digital is introducing a new flash drive to help ensure storage isn't a bottleneck to performance on mobile devices.
Intel details 'Horse Ridge' cryogenic quantum computing control chip
Intel said it has made steady progress in work towards making commercially viable quantum computing a reality.
Quantum Systems has the Swiss Army Knife of defense drones
This transformer drone can be configured as a small fixed-wing UAV or a vertical take-off and landing (VTOL) tricopter.
Galaxy S20 Ultra vs. iPhone 11 Pro Max vs. Pixel 4 XL: We compare specs, prices, and features
Just how do the best smartphones from Samsung, Google, and Apple compare? Let's take a look.
