Altaba, the holding company of what Verizon left behind after its acquisition of Yahoo, said it has settled three ongoing legal cases relating to Yahoo’s previously disclosed data breaches. In a Monday filing with the Securities and Exchange Commission, the former web giant turned investment company said it has agreed to end litigation for $47 […]
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African experiments with drone technologies could leapfrog decades of infrastructure neglect
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View More African experiments with drone technologies could leapfrog decades of infrastructure neglectNorth Korea skirts US sanctions by secretly selling software around the globe
Fake social media profiles are useful for more than just sowing political discord among foreign adversaries, as it turns out. A group linked to the North Korean government has been able to duck existing sanctions on the country by concealing its true identity and developing software for clients abroad. This week, the US Treasury issued […]
View More North Korea skirts US sanctions by secretly selling software around the globeApple, AT&T, Amazon, Google among tech giants called to Senate Commerce Committee
If you weren’t done watching tech giants get grilled by lawmakers, mark your calendar for September 26 in what’s expected to be another riveting round of questioning. Policy chiefs from AT&T and Charter, along with senior executives at Apple, Amazon, Google and Twitter will face questions from the Senate Commerce Committee later this month about […]
View More Apple, AT&T, Amazon, Google among tech giants called to Senate Commerce CommitteeGoogle will struggle if it re-enters China, says its former country head
The odds are stacked against Google if the reports are true and the company is trying to bring its services back to China, according to the former head of Google China. News reports last month uncovered details of internal plans to introduce a search product and a news app in China, moves that would mark […]
View More Google will struggle if it re-enters China, says its former country headThe quantum meltdown of encryption
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View More The quantum meltdown of encryptionIn Canada’s cloud services market, venture investment opportunities abound
Canada will be home to a new venture capital fund that will invest in enterprise cloud startups. Its backer? Salesforce Ventures, the global investment arm of Salesforce, a leading cloud-hosted business software provider.
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