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Tableau takes next steps toward smart analytics
Tableau's Empirical acquisition is its latest move toward machine-augmented analytics. Here's a look at the company's 'smart' features.
ZTE lives on: US Commerce Dept. lifts ban
The Chinese telecom giant has deposited $400 million, the final tranche of the $1.4 billion penalty imposed against it.
IT vendors slash prices in LatAm as users seek savings
Companies are shifting to the SME segment and focusing on cloud to respond to the recession, says Frost & Sullivan.
Microsoft advocates for government regulation of facial-recognition technology
Microsoft is advocating that Congress become involved in regulating facial-recognition technology, on the heels of criticism of potentially negative impacts of its own work in that area.
Wyze Cam V2, Cam Pan now works with Amazon's Alexa
Starting today, you can use Alexa to view your Wyze Cam livestream.
Adobe fixes over 100 vulnerabilities in latest patch
The massive security update covers Flash, Acrobat, Connect, Experience Manager, and Reader.
The future of IT jobs: A business leader’s guide
AI, big data, cloud computing, and automation are driving the IT job market in new directions. This ebook explores some of the ways IT roles are changing, which skills will be sought after, and how the...
Justice Dept. indicts 12 Russian spies over 2016 DNC hack
The 12 indictments were sought by US special counsel Robert Mueller.
AI combines voice and face to determine human emotion
Taniya Mishra, director of AI Research & Lead Speech Scientist at Affectiva, discusses the morals and ethics behind AI-measured emotion.
Ticketmaster breach exposes major skimming operation
The breach wasn't a one-off event, as believed, but part of a massive credit card skimming operation.
Amazon Prime Day 2018: How and when to find the best deals
Amazon's annual summertime sale is around the corner. Here's what to expect from this year's event.
