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Dyson to build electric vehicle plant in Singapore
Slated to complete in 2020, the two-storey manufacturing facility is part of the UK company's £2.5 billion (US$3,25 billion) global investment in new technology and plans to launch electric vehicles.
HP unveils $84M Singapore lab focused on digital manufacturing technologies
Launched together with Nanyang Technological University, where it is located, the HP-NTU Corporate Innovation Lab will focus on 3D printing, artificial intelligence, machine learning, and cybersecurity.
Sony to use blockchain tech to protect educational copyrighted content
Distributed ledger technologies could one day be used to protect content including VR content, films, and books.
Magecart group leverages zero-days in 20 Magento extensions
Security researcher asks for help in identifying all vulnerable Magento extensions. Only two of 20 currently identified.
Juniper beats Q3 earnings expectations in spite of slow cloud deployments
The company has lowered its Q4 revenue expectations but still saw shares up in after-hours trading.
HP launches EliteBook x360 1040 G5, takes aim at Lenovo's ThinkPad Carbon X1
HP wants to win over commercial customers and is making a bet that its next-gen EliteBook x360 can win over users.
SMB security pack: Policies to protect your business
Small and midsize businesses are increasingly being targeted by cybercriminals—but they often lack the resources and expertise to develop comprehensive security policies to help defend against threats....
Black Friday 2018 and Cyber Monday 2018: When and where to get the best deals
The calendar may say Black Friday will be Nov. 23 and Cyber Monday will be Nov.26, but expect sales to happen before and after those specific dates.
Amazon adds new Business Prime benefits, including a credit card
The new American Express card could help Amazon reach more SMBs via its B2B platform.
The market changes as Sony's mirrorless cameras are threatened by new models from Nikon and Canon
Expect a significant change in the camera landscape as new full-frame mirrorless cameras from Nikon, Canon and -- next year -- Panasonic threaten the Sony Alphas that have dominated the market for the past five years.
