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Oracle Cloud Infrastructure achieves FedRAMP authorization
Now that its cloud infrastructure is compliant with the Federal Risk and Authorization Management Program, Oracle can go after more public sector business.
Who owns your health data?
Dr. Brooke Grindlinger, chief scientific officer at The New York Academy of Sciences, informs Tonya Hall that there are some health privacy laws that haven't been changed since 1996 and what steps are being taken to change that.
Windows 10 1903 problems: Now Microsoft reverts change that muffled audio
Microsoft's attempt to squish one bug exposes several more. Fixes are coming but users struggle.
Can a Raspberry Pi 4 really replace your PC?
The Raspberry Pi 4 is a big step up in power - but is it good enough for me to use for everyday work at my desk? Let's find out.
Salesforce launches manufacturing, consumer product goods clouds as it expands industry efforts
Salesforce has a blueprint for tailoring its platform to industry specific use cases and is using it with the launch of clouds targeting manufacturing and CPG companies.
Emotet, today's most dangerous botnet, comes back to life
Emotet botnet resumes malspam operations after going silent for nearly four months.
VMware embraces Kubernetes a little more: Why this time it matters
The open source workload orchestration system that has already remade the data center could soon be at the center of the biggest virtualization platform that enterprises already use today. The seed for a new industry may be planted whether enterprises know it or not. ZDNet’s Scott Fulton tells Karen Roby this could be the foundational move for a new and better way for people everywhere to use applications on their computers and devices – that is, if the third time is really the charm for VMware.
VMware finally decides Kubernetes and vSphere should share a room
The road is being paved for the world’s leading virtualization platform in the enterprise to transition to a system that not only runs Kubernetes, but runs on it. But it’s not the first road VMware has made for itself.
The best new features in iOS 13
With iOS 13 set to roll out on September 19, ZDNet's Beth Mauder walks you through her five favorite new features and how you can add them to your iPhone.
iOS 13: The five best features and how they work
ZDNet's Beth Mauder walks you through her five favorite iOS 13 features and how you can try them on the iPhone.
