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Facebook owns up to yet another security blunder
The social network harvested 1.5 million user email contacts without permission.
Cybersecurity: UK could build an automatic national defence system, says GCHQ chief
Government, security firms and technology companies should be doing the heavy lifting when it comes to protecting against hacking and cyberattacks, says the UK's intelligence service.
DNSpionage campaign releases new Karkoff malware into the wild
In a change of tactic, victims are also now being selectively targeted.
Galaxy Fold: What went wrong?
At this stage, it looks like the answer to the question "what went wrong with the Galaxy Fold?" is that Samsung dropped the ball in spectacular fashion and was left scrabbling for a response when things went bad.
Samsung to invest $120 billion into logic chips by 2030
Samsung will invest 133 trillion won -- around $115 billion -- into its logic chip businesses such as processors and contract chip making by 2030 to become the market leader.
SAP Q1 2019: First quarter operating profit slammed by restructuring hit
SAP’s earnings have been seriously impacted by planned restructuring efforts and the promotion of growth.
Huawei: UK will have access to best technology
While Huawei could not confirm the reports that the British government will be allowing it to take part in 5G, the Chinese tech giant says that if they are true, the UK ‘will have access to the fastest and most reliable networks’.
UK allows Huawei for 5G: Report
According to a report, Huawei will be allowed to provide antennas and non-core infrastructure for the 5G network build-outs across the United Kingdom.
Airtel rising in India as Jio growth continues: OpenSignal, Tutela
OpenSignal still scores Jio as the best in 4G availability and Airtel in download speeds, while Tutela found Airtel to be the provider with the highest excellent consistent quality across six of India’s 10 largest cities.
What Amazon's rare defeat in China could mean for its tough slog ahead in India
Whether Amazon will be able to use its experience in China to combat Reliance's exhaustive digital backbone and web, which connects millions of India's small grocery shops, will determine if its India experience goes the China way.
