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GCHQ's latest startup picks aim at small business security
UK intelligence agency picks the next set of companies to go through its start-up accelerator programme.
IBM: Chip making is hitting its limits, but our techniques could solve that
IBM makes progress on chip fabrication without using lithography.
L0rdix becomes the new Swiss Army knife of Windows hacking
The new tool combines data theft and cryptocurrency mining as a go-to product for attacking Windows machines.
Top 10 gifts: Multitools
We don't always have access to a fully-equipped toolbox, but with the right multitool in your pocket or on your belt you can always have access to a basic set of hand tools.
Retrofitting existing tractors to drive themselves
Igino Cafiero, co-founder and CEO of Bear Flag Robotics, talks with Tonya Hall about using machine learning and artificial intelligence to reduce farm labor.
Google Play: Thanksgiving movie rentals cut to $0.99, plus more big discounts
Google cooks up major deals for Thanksgiving and Black Friday.
Telephone interview cheat sheet: Project manager
This cheat sheet is an IT manager aid for recruiting a qualified project manager. Complete each field to keep telephone interviews on track and ensure that important details aren’t neglected during the...
Brazil's ERP giant Totvs sees results of SaaS shift
The company reacts financially following the introduction of a cloud delivery model three years ago.
How big data is helping to power Mercedes to F1 glory
Flash storage and advanced analytics allows Mercedes-AMG Petronas Motorsport to hone performance in simulations and out on the track.
Samsung Galaxy S10: Six cameras, and bigger than the Note 9
Think the Samsung Note 9 is a powerhouse? According to a report, the Galaxy S10 could feature six cameras, 5G support, and a display that dwarfs the Note 9.
Lenovo Smart Display, First Take: A flexible camera-equipped design
Lenovo's take on Google's Home Hub comes in 8-inch and 10-inch versions, includes a camera with a privacy cover, and supports landscape or portrait orientation.
