Security firm Cyberhaven raises $13M Series A with the backing of former Facebook execs
Cyberhaven debuts its first offering: An SaaS-based data analytics approach to security that can help stop the theft of IP and keep track of all enterprise data.
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Intel claims Qualcomm anticompetitive practices caused it billions in losses
The US chip giant says it was forced out of the smartphone modem market and had to sell the business at a great loss.
Paywalls and the greater digital divide: Knight poll asks 'Who should pay for news?'
Online news paywalls are making the problem of the 'digital divide' worse as important content disappears behind costly paid subscriptions.
Silicon Valley's changing role as Brazil's iFood shows how to innovate anywhere
Innovative startups can be found all across the world, but Silicon Valley isn't going away.
From big data to risky data: Will companies dump their liabilities?
Opinion: Do you know where your data is? Tough new laws are on their way. Consumer data is fast becoming an expensive liability, and it could even lead to jail for executives.
Study: How tech distractions hinder workplace productivity
Workfront's annual State of Work report reveals a huge productivity gap.
The failure of advertising is creating a greater digital divide
Media companies are being forced into a subscription model because deflationary advertising trends cannot support high-quality free content -- and that's very bad for society.
Google is in serious trouble, warns top anti-trust lawyer
Google's case is similar to 19 years ago -- when Microsoft was found guilty of exclusionary conduct
Cyberbit discovers international airport riddled with Bitcoin-mining malware
Here's how known malware exploits can be tweaked to get past current security systems but can't hide from behavior analysis
Report: Nation state hackers and cyber criminals are spoofing each other
It's difficult to tell hackers apart says Optiv as US government agencies are warned by Check Point about new threats from a Chinese government-backed group.
Oracle reveals major stake in startup challenging Intel data center processors
Oracle already owns much of the data center software and hardware markets and now it is eyeing processors -- Intel's most lucrative business.
CTRL-Labs: Facebook didn't buy a billion-dollar, brain-scanning startup
Facebook's public trust issues create a perception of a nefarious agenda with the recent acquisition of a New York-based startup that uses electrical muscle signals to control a virtual hand.
Google's public image disconnect: Smart engineers and dumb algorithms
Google's search technologies struggle to identify original news stories.
Internal protests could ban Google from next SF Pride march
Google is unable to escape internal criticism for practices that appear to discriminate against LGBT communities.
LGBTQ: The missing letters in Google’s YouTube alphabet and the moral struggle of algorithms
Where's the training data on morals and ethics? Google is trying to make sense of hot-button cultural and political issues using AI and algorithms.
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