Cisco CTO and Cloud Exec Exits
Zorawar Biri Singh, the networking giant’s chief technology officer, and one of its top cloud executives, is leaving amid a broader corporate restructuring, the company said.
Attackers are hijacking video recorders, satellite antennas and networking devices to conduct mass tests of stolen login credentials, according to new research from Akamai Technologies Inc., the latest report that such gadgets being used for malicious activity.
The discontent driving Donald Trump’s campaign stems in part from the dashed employment promises of the late 1990s. Tech companies moved manufacturing jobs outside the U.S., the newest giants need fewer workers and the number of startups fizzled.
Samsung’s smartphone fiasco is setting off a round of finger-pointing in Washington over the U.S. consumer-safety agency’s possible role in the botched recall.
The move halts production and sale of the defective premium phone after a troubled recall effort. Potential losses to Samsung could wipe out the mobile division’s operating profits for the fourth quarter, according to one estimate.
Computer shipments again declined in the third quarter, and though the retreat wasn’t as steep as in recent periods, the sector remained troubled, according to two leading research firms.
IBM says it will offer its Watson artificial intelligence software to its U.S. employees to help them identify appropriate cancer treatments and options for clinical trials.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday appeared frustrated over how to resolve a high-stakes battle between Apple and Samsung Electronics, indicating it may not provide final resolution of how much money the South Korean electronics company owes for infringing patents on the iPhone’s design.
A facial recognition startup whose software correctly identified 73% of people tested against a one million photo database has starting marketing the program, raising worries about privacy in a world of selfies and other online images.
After years without a breakthrough product, Sony has high hopes for its $399 PlayStation VR, which hits store shelves Thursday around the globe.
Hurricane Matthew is stress-testing a costly new effort by utilities and the U.S. government to make the nation’s electric grid more storm-resistant. Early indications: the investment is paying off.
The social-networking giant announced the commercial launch of Workplace, an enterprise tool for companies that allows workers to chat and collaborate with each other.
U.S. aviation-safety officials on Monday said flyers should not use any Samsung Electronics Co. Galaxy Note 7 cellphones on flights, expanding their guidance to include replacement models.
Game engines, now, are sophisticated enough to handle core duties for a company’s entire portfolio of games, saving time and money on development.
International Business Machines plans to purchase consultancy Promontory Financial Group, the two companies said Thursday, creating a new subsidiary dubbed ‘Watson Financial Services.’
Officials are increasingly confident that the Russian government is intensifying a campaign to steal U.S. computer records and leak damaging information from them to the American public.
Apple and Deloitte & Touche have formed a service called Enterprise Next, through which 5,000 Deloitte consultants will advise clients in a range of industries on using Apple mobile devices.
Cloud computing has thrown computer makers into a forbidding landscape where prospective customers have incentives to rely on external service providers rather than buying hardware. But some have found a key ally in one of the biggest cloud providers, Microsoft.
Facebook is teaming up with the World Bank and the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development to pioneer a new way of collecting data, taking the first step to what they hope will be broader, less expensive and more timely insights into the global economy.
Silicon Valley giant Apple said that it planned to relocate 1,400 employees to a new London campus in 2021, in a sign that international corporations remain committed to the U.K. after June’s Brexit vote.
The European Union’s police agency says cybercrime is rising, driven by an expansion in both the number of criminals working on the internet and a rise in the opportunities for criminal gain.
BlackBerry Ltd. said it would outsource the making of handsets and instead focus on developing secure software and services.
Salesforce.com on Tuesday introduced a new e-commerce service based on its $2.8 billion acquisition of Demandware Inc. in July.
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