OpenStack has made it clear it will be doing more than IaaS cloud. Let's look at what the foundation is doing in containers, edge-computing, and CI/CD. | Continue reading
Mark Shuttleworth might consider selling Canonical and its Ubuntu Linux operating system, if he were still in charge of it afterwards. | Continue reading
A large chunk of the hijacked traffic passed through the network of a controversial Chinese state-owned telecom provider that was previously accused of intentionally misdirecting internet traffic. | Continue reading
Kaspersky: Windows zero-day exploited by multiple cyber-espionage groups. | Continue reading
OpenStack Infrastructure-as-a-Service cloud meets Kubernetes cloud container orchestration. | Continue reading
After a delay of more than five weeks, Microsoft has resumed the rollout of the Windows 10 October 2018 Update. The company also promised sweeping changes in the way it approaches quality issues, including better communication with customers. | Continue reading
Almost from day one OpenStack has been more than an Infrastructure-as-a-Service cloud. Moving forward it wants to address the whole gamut of open infrastructure. | Continue reading
With a unique combination of synthetic images, the researchers found a way to more easily and more effectively train a computer vision algorithm for robots. | Continue reading
Intel said it has pushed the launch of a 5G modem forward by six months, with the product to become available to device manufacturers in the second half of next year. | Continue reading
IETF agrees to base the next major iteration of HTTP on Google's QUIC protocol | Continue reading
Opinion: It had nothing to with politics and a lot to do with losing a $500 million lawsuit for stealing intellectual property. | Continue reading
Under the guidance of The Linux Foundation, the Ceph open-source project will now be directed by the Ceph Foundation. | Continue reading
It takes a push from the outside: "Once a maverick comes into your space, and leverages software to beat you, that's a wake-up call for DevOps." | Continue reading
Company makes it easy for mobile users to hide their DNS traffic from nosy ISPs. | Continue reading
Attacks started around three weeks ago and are still going on. Users should update the WP GDPR Compliance plugin to version 1.4.3 to protect their sites. | Continue reading
EZECOM, SINET, Telcotech, and Digi confirmed to have been affected. | Continue reading
USCYBERCOM said it plans to regularly upload "unclassified malware samples" to VirusTotal. | Continue reading
France's long-term storage plan for nuclear power waste moves along. American radioactive waste sits in wait for a permanent home. As a U.S. government panel continues digging for a solution, scientists advise an attitude adjustment. | Continue reading
The new AI Hub and Kubeflow Pipelines are designed to take a data scientist's work and maximize its impact across a business | Continue reading
Suspects who fail to hand over passwords, fingerprints, or other biometrics to access devices will face five years in the slammer. | Continue reading
Over 2.3 million user records were encrypted, but data for 700,000 customers was not. | Continue reading
Real-time, autonomous decisions are only some of the techniques AI can bring to the table. | Continue reading
Microsoft reconsiders plan to turn on email tips to Office 365 business users by default. | Continue reading
New decree means messaging services will have to check users' registration data with their mobile operator. | Continue reading
Microsoft's head of Cortana is going to depart the company before the year is over, as Microsoft brings more of its research projects into its Experiences and Devices group. | Continue reading
The next release of Linux is on the way, and it comes without fireworks from Linus Torvalds. | Continue reading
MemSQL is not the first database to offer a free tier. But this one comes with full functionality to support real-world use cases, while also improving performance for typical data warehousing queries by a factor of 100. | Continue reading
Oracle's Internet Intelligence division partially confirms controversial US Naval War College research paper. | Continue reading
Not all Microsoft 'partners' are created equal. These days, as in the case of Microsoft's latest 'partnership' announcement with Walmart, they are actually customers. | Continue reading
AI is being employed to act as a lie detector to reduce the pressure on country borders and human agents. | Continue reading
According to a new report, 72 percent of incident response specialists have came across hacks where attackers have destroyed logs to hide their tracks. | Continue reading
AI-based facial recognition and fingerprinting are allowing new levels of authentication, but privacy advocates should be concerned. | Continue reading
Microsoft engineers have already ported the ProcDump utility and are currently working on porting ProcMon as well. More tools to follow. | Continue reading
Feature only available for MacBook Pro and MacBook Air models released in 2018. | Continue reading
Three decades ago, the internet was hit by its first major security attack. The world has never been the same since. | Continue reading
Joshua Schulte accused of leaking classified data from his case to family members and the press while in a New York detention center. | Continue reading
Company execs could face up to 20 years in prison if they lie in privacy reports submitted to the FTC. | Continue reading
Vulnerability confirmed on Skylake and Kaby Lake CPU series. Researchers suspect AMD processors are also impacted. | Continue reading
Google software engineer Cliff Young explains how the explosion in deep learning algorithms is coinciding with a breakdown in Moore's Law, the decades-old rule of thumb of progress in computer chips, forcing radical new computer designs. | Continue reading
No patch available,yet. Vulnerability affects devices running ASA 9.4+ and FTD 6.0+ software. | Continue reading
iPhone X, released November 3, 2017, now has Apple's CPU-throttling feature. | Continue reading
MIT researchers have devised a way to train semantic parsers by mimicking the way a child learns language. | Continue reading
The tech giant reveals two new training programs to boost AI-related skills in business and in universities. | Continue reading
By buying Red Hat, IBM doubles-down on both the cloud and the open-source software, which powers it. | Continue reading
reCAPTCHA v3 assigns incoming site visitors a risk score and lets webmasters takes custom actions based on this score. | Continue reading
Hundreds of thousands of CMS plugins and PHP libraries are disabling cURL certificate validation and putting millions of users at risk. | Continue reading