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Google expands renewable energy investments into Taiwan
The internet giant will be the first corporation to take advantage of new Taiwanese laws enabling non-utility companies to directly buy renewable energy.
China denies massive layoffs among internet firms
Since the fourth quarter of 2018, many Chinese reports have suggested that major internet firms in the country are either scaling back or freezing hiring, or axing staff due to lukewarm growth and unfavourable prospects.
Backflip with pike: CBA makes Apple Pay available now
Australian iPhone users with Commonwealth Bank and Bankwest accounts can now use Apple Pay.
DHS issues security alert about recent DNS hijacking attacks
DHS lays out four-step action plan for investigating DNS hacks and securing DNS management accounts.
5 ways 'distributed trust' is changing brand loyalty
In a world where trust is being distributed in new kinds of ways, and with technological innovation continuing to empower customers to expect more from the companies they deal with, switch brands when they're not happy, and share their experiences online, companies must ensure they match up to customers' expectations of a superior experience if they want to stay competitive.
IBM beats Q4 expectations, reports full-year revenue growth
Cloud revenue for FY 2018 reached $19.2 billion, up 12 percent.
Cost comparison calculator: G Suite vs. Office 365
G Suite and Office 365 are the leading contenders in the arena of online productivity suites. This calculator tool and pricing breakdown will help you determine how the various plans measure up in cost....
iOS 12.1.3 is out: Time to update your iPhones and iPads
iOS 12.1.3 contains a number of bug fixes, as well as important security updates, including a patch to a FaceTime bug that could allow an attacker to trigger FaceTime calls on remote iPhones and iPads.
Apple Pay support expands to 65 percent of US retail locations
Apple has inked new Apple Pay support agreements with Target, Taco Bell and Jack in the Box, resulting in more than 10,000 new points of acceptance for service.
China's AI scientists teach a neural net to train itself
Researchers at China's Sun Yat-Sen University, with help from Chinese startup SenseTime, improved upon their own attempt to get a computer to discern human poses in images by adding a bit of self-supervised training. The work suggests continued efforts to limit the reliance on human labels and "ground truth" in AI.
A billionaire rages at Apple and its cables
Anand Mahindra, an Indian billionaire, gets a surprise with his new iPad. And he just can't take it anymore.
