Linux is getting more Rust in it by the day. | Continue reading
Facebook has been accused of using algorithms that amplified hate speech and failing to take down specific posts inciting violence against the Rohingya people. | Continue reading
Deepfake technology is a new way to preserve film history. So may I introduce to you: Sgt. Pepper's Machine Learning Band? | Continue reading
All the Software Freedom Conservancy wants is for Vizio to release the open-source Linux and software code it's bundled into its TV firmware. Is Vizio going to? Nope. | Continue reading
The two companies will collaborate to help enterprises use PyTorch on AWS and scale deep learning models. | Continue reading
Some Linux distributions are easy, but others, they're for the experts. If that's you, read on. | Continue reading
In the days of communism, many Romanian and Bulgarian children, who now are among the countries' leading technologists, learned to code on replicas of Apple II and ZX Spectrum machines. | Continue reading
Analysts at Booz Allen Hamilton warn that Chinese espionage efforts could soon focus on encrypted data. | Continue reading
The federal government is looking to remove anonymity for trolls on social media platforms. | Continue reading
Daniel G Graham's book won't help hackers who already have a wide range of tools to attack networks and devices. But it will help defenders who want to turn those techniques to more benevolent use. | Continue reading
Nextcloud and almost 30 other European companies have filed a complaint about Microsoft's anti-competitive behavior with its OneDrive cloud storage offering. | Continue reading
Starting in 2022, AWS's Amazon Linux will be based on Red Hat's Fedora community Linux. | Continue reading
If an allegedly exclusive partnership deal in the Windows on Arm PC space ends soon, will (and should) anyone care? | Continue reading
The Office of the NSW Building Commissioner is developing a solution to help track a building's provenance. | Continue reading
Microsoft makes it into the top 10 fastest supercomputers in the world. | Continue reading
An in-depth competition investigation into the Nvidia-Arm deal will commence after initial findings revealed 'real problems' with the deal. | Continue reading
Chinese companies are embracing open-source and Linux intellectual property-friendly agreements. | Continue reading
The latest version of Red Hat Enterprise Linux is ready to run on Windows, Linux, and macOS. | Continue reading
New research highlights hundreds of companies that are at risk of cyberattacks. | Continue reading
The company won't stop until it makes it impossible for iPhone screens to be replaced by third-party repairers. | Continue reading
Opendoor said that its inventory of homes rose by 130% from the prior quarter to 17,164 homes, totaling $6.3 billion in value. | Continue reading
You think there are limits to what your employer can see you do online? Some new Microsoft updates may make you think a little more about that. | Continue reading
There are efforts afoot to rewrite many fundamental internet programs in Rust to make them safer to use. | Continue reading
Names, email addresses and in some cases, the DOBs and zip codes, of Robinhood customers were exposed. | Continue reading
More companies are turning to remote monitoring tools to keep tabs on their employees while working from home. | Continue reading
Well, that took long enough! But, what's this? The lawsuit still lingers on in one last case from the company that bought SCO's Unix operating systems. | Continue reading
Young people feel they lack the necessary skills to land a job in tech - largely because employers and educators are falling short. | Continue reading
You'd think technology could solve most things, if not everything. It may not solve this problem for a long while though. | Continue reading
Microsoft brings more security tools to Linux operating systems for the cloud. | Continue reading
While you may not be using a Mac for business and other workloads, your PC might look like one on the inside. | Continue reading
Passed in August, the Personal Information Protection Law takes effect on November 1, spelling out rules around data collection, use, and storage, as well as what international companies must do when they transfer data out of the country. | Continue reading
Linux is officially no longer a beta on Chromebooks, and more functionality is coming. | Continue reading
Tech workers complain of toxic work environments, unrealistic demands from employers, and a lack of career progression. Research suggests that they may have reached their limit. | Continue reading
Fortinet, Shopify and others reported issues last month thanks to the expiration of a root certificate provided by Let's Encrypt. | Continue reading
The GPC allows users to tells websites not to sell or share their personal data. | Continue reading
What's really in that program? Codenotary can show your customers what's inside your software. | Continue reading
At Senate Estimates, Home Affairs secretary Mike Pezzullo reiterated his department would be more aggressive in addressing cyber threats. | Continue reading
UK regulators swooped in before the program gained full momentum. | Continue reading
Intel may soon reclaim supremacy in CPU speed benchmarks, where it has been overshadowed by Apple's Arm-based chips for the past year. | Continue reading
A new Bill targeting social media platforms wants stronger penalties for user privacy breaches that could see companies fined 10% of their annual turnover. | Continue reading
FiveSys rootkit somehow used a valid digital signature to help bypass cybersecurity measures in order to steal usernames and passwords from victims. | Continue reading
By composing a whole-body digital twin, the company can use recurrent neural nets to predict the results of dietary interventions to reverse root causes of diabetes and other metabolic disorders. | Continue reading
This award-winning studio uses AI to generate fake voices for Hollywood to show how deepfake technology raises numerous ethical questions. | Continue reading
The first-ever event showcases open source development in driverless race cars. | Continue reading
Love him or hate him, between Tesla and SpaceX, Morgan Stanley predicts Musk will eventually be the world's first trillionaire. | Continue reading
The major US TV vendor Vizio stands accused of failing to fulfill the basic requirements of the General Public License (GPL) in its TV source code. | Continue reading
The government of Argentina has denied that the National Registry of Persons was hacked. | Continue reading
On October 24, 2021, some time-keeping systems are going to take a trip back in time to March 2012, unless you update your GPSD programs. | Continue reading