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Nvidia debuts GeForce RTX gaming cards starting at $499
The GeForce RTX cards are powered by Nvidia's new Turing architecture, with real-time ray tracing and AI-enabled graphics.
Microsoft delivers promised end- to-end Skype encryption option
Microsoft has enabled end-to-end encrypted Private Conversations for all Skype consumer customers on Windows desktops, iOS, Mac, Android and Linux.
Brazilian PC manufacturer Positivo reports weak results
The company's performance has been hit by the surge of the dollar in relation to the local currency.
US companies continue to look overseas for tech talent
New research report says software and IT expertise is coming from innovation hubs abroad.
Next up, iPhone 9. Why would Apple name any phone that?
It's the time of year when one must think about what Apple's next phone -- or phones -- will be called. The possibilities are both endless and painful.
Apple purges 25,000 gambling apps from China app store
Move comes after Chinese state media rebukes iPhone maker for allowing the apps, which are illegal in China, to remain on its app store.
macOS Mojave: A guide for IT leaders
macOS Mojave offers security and performance enhancements, as well as new features and applications. This ebook runs through the highlights and business benefits of Apple’s latest desktop operating system....
Microsoft and Linux's love-in heats up as SUSE tunes kernel for Azure
SUSE has developed a custom Linux kernel tailored to Microsoft Azure.
Weaponizing AI in malware
IBM's DeepLocker is proof of concept for AI-enabled malware.
Windows 10 screen snipping tool: Microsoft gives it a new name, adds delay feature
Microsoft works on a new and improved version of the Screen Sketch app.
Team Liquid tries SAP analytics prototype in The International DOTA 2 tournament
Team Liquid worked with SAP to develop an analytics prototype to better compete in The International, an e-sports tournament revolving around Valve's DOTA 2.
