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Uber Eats delivery goes fully autonomous
The rollout in Santa Monica signals a massive change coming for the delivery sector.
Singapore firms see high rate of security incidents, but struggle to respond promptly
Some 65% of organisations in Singapore have experienced at least six cybersecurity incidents in the past year, but just 49% are able to respond to threats within a day, compared to an average of 70% across 11 global markets.
Microsoft announces general availability of Cloud for Sustainability
The general release comes nearly a year after the public preview of the SaaS solution was announced.
Human-Centered AI, book review: A roadmap for people-first artificial intelligence
A focus on developing AI that helps people will dissolve much of the fear of lost jobs and machine control, argues Ben Shneiderman.
Tableau adds automated, plain-language explanations to dashboards
With the new Data Stories feature, Tableau users shouldn't have to spend time repeatedly explaining the dashboards they've built.
US prosecutors allege Venezuelan doctor is ransomware mastermind
Justice Department officials claim the doctor is behind notorious ransomware including Jigsaw and Thanos.
Alibaba Cloud opens third data centre in Germany
Frankfurt facility will support the Chinese tech giant's customers across Europe, offering various cloud services including artificial intelligence and database.
Musk may lower Twitter offer as Agrawal addresses spam concerns again
Musk responded to the Twitter CEO's comments with a poo emoji.
Westpac signs 10x Banking to help overhaul institutional banking platform
The new banking platform is expected to give institutional customers access to advanced liquidity management, cash flow forecasting, and real-time payments processing.
Google backtracks to allow free use of custom domain on G Suite legacy for personal use
If you've already shifted off Google, users are allowed to reverse their decision, if they can bring themselves to do so.
