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Singapore sets up inter-agency digital team with aim to create 10,000 tech jobs
Employees from Economic Development Board, Enterprise Singapore, and Infocomm Media Development Authority form a new office that aims to drive growth opportunities and serve as a centralised contact point for the local technology industry, for which it also aims to create 10,000 jobs over the next three years.
Report: Data storage vulnerabilities found in 76% of mobile apps
Researchers say they could lead to passwords, financial information, user locations, and other personal data being accessed by cyber attackers.
Extreme Networks to acquire Aerohive Networks for $272M
The deal will expand Extreme's portfolio in cloud-managed Wi-Fi and network access control.
Micron Technology sees rebound in cloud, data center spending
Micron Technology's third quarter wasn't as bad as feared and one big reason is that cloud providers are starting to build out infrastructure after a spending pause.
APAC nations pledge digital cooperation, but acknowledge some implementation challenging
Governments participating in the Asia-Pacific Telecommunity have laid out new five-year goals to "co-create a connected digital future" for the region that include the development of data privacy and cybersecurity policies and regulations, but admit that--given the number of countries involved--the rollout of some components will be challenging.
Protect your customers’ lives via tech-driven innovation
CIO must understand how healthcare companies and new players are innovating to improve human conditions while positioning their firms for future market leadership.
Cisco Live 2019: Updates and news
At Cisco Live 2019, Cisco debuted a series of software enhancements designed to put AI and machine learning deeper into the network. Key features include new network automation and analytics tools that...
Tech news roundup: FedEx sues DOC, skilled workers are in demand, and how companies stay relevant
This week’s TechRepublic and ZDNet news stories include a Verizon error leads to massive outages, Apple’s plan to hire 2,000 employees, and five ways robots impact our lives.
Microsoft is notifying users if their devices aren't ready for Windows 10 1903
Some Windows 10 users are seeing notifications from Microsoft that their devices are temporarily blocked from receiving the Windows 10 1903 update.
T-Mobile offering Galaxy S10 5G with service in six cities on June 28
While I was skeptical that we would see 5G from US carriers in 2019, it's really happening. T-Mobile will be selling the new Galaxy S10 5G on Friday with 5G service in six cities.
The Science of Breaking Bad, book review: Walter White's chemistry explained
This is an entertaining way to learn more about science, and an excuse to rewatch a classic show.
A 20-year old web scam is experiencing a revival
Fake domains and bogus websites are one the rise again - unfortunately.
BlackBerry Q1 beats estimates as Cylance business rings up $51 million in revenue
This is the first quarterly report since BlackBerry reorganized into three business units: IoT, BlackBerry Cylance, and Licensing.
EA fixes cloud flaw that could have left user accounts at risk
Tech security companies said a "chain of vulnerabilities", now fixed, could have left accounts vulnerable to attack.
Visible is ditching its data speed cap for new, existing customers
The promotion is being framed as "limited time only" but customer feedback can influence that.
Healthcare industry falls far behind in SecOps resources
Less than a quarter of medical organizations have a robust in-house security team available.
Programming language Python's 'existential threat' is app distribution: Is this the answer?
New tool aims to bring Python apps on Windows, Mac, and Linux to users who've never heard of Python.
Parallels Remote Application Server 17, First Take: Powerful, but not over-complex
RAS 17 gives mobile users the power of Windows desktops and applications from anywhere, more securely.
The transformation of law through technology
Lane Lillquist, co-founder and CTO at InCloudCounsel, discusses how big data and cloud computing are working together to change the way that law is being practiced.
