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IBM warns of instant breaking of encryption by quantum computers: 'Move your data today'
Welcome to the future transparency of today as quantum computers reveal all currently encrypted secrets -- a viable scenario within just a few years.
The perfect phone: 13 features I've dreamed of
After years of covering and reviewing some of the best — and worst — smartphones, I have an idea of what I want in my dream smartphone.
Boston Dynamics's "robot dog" could soon be trotting down your street
After a quarter century of robotics R&D, the most YouTubed robotics company in the world is going to market.
Bank of America debuts its AI-powered assistant, Erica
The virtual assistant will be available to Bank of America's 25 million mobile clients
How is the war on fake news going? Facebook answers
Facebook's new report attempts to convey how effective its AI is at flagging bad content and fake accounts.
Qi Lu steps down as Baidu COO
Lu transitioned into the COO slot last January after joining Baidu from Microsoft.
Hiring kit: IT audit director
Security measures and other IT controls don’t work unless they’re implemented consistently, predictably, and with integrity. The IT audit director develops and schedules internal audits to measure and...
GDPR in real life: Fear, uncertainty, and doubt
Part one: Why are most organizations still not ready for GDPR? And what are the implications and mechanisms of applying GDPR provisions for companies, individuals, and regulators?
Apple shipped 600,000 HomePods in Q1: But it's still dwarfed by Amazon, Google
Competition is heating up though, with Amazon's share falling from 82 percent a year ago to 43 percent.
Mirai botnet adds three new attacks to target IoT devices
This new version of the botnet uses exploits instead of brute force attacks to gain control of unpatched devices.
One in four APAC firms not sure if they suffered security breach
A quarter of Asia-Pacific companies have experienced a security incident, while 27 percent aren't even sure because they haven't conducted any data breach assessment--even as the region is estimated to have lost US$1.75 trillion last year due to cyberattacks.
