Researchers’ quantum hacking machine may help protect against quantum computing hacks
There seems to be no form of computing which is safe from hacking, but some, such as the Chinese, have…
Why Intel's Unite software survived last year's brutal product purge
At first glance, Intel’s Unite software comes across as an anomaly. What lies ahead for the collaboration software in the…
IDG Contributor Network: How Samsung’s Note 7 mess may be good for us all
Samsung took two major strikes when it introduced (and then recalled and reintroduced) its Note 7 device after it was…
Hacker hijacks thousands of publicly exposed printers to warn owners
Following recent research that showed many printer models are vulnerable to attacks, a hacker decided to prove the point and…
IDG Contributor Network: Power conditioners: Affordable insurance or waste of money?
A power conditioner’s purpose is to clean and condition electrical power before it reaches the hardware that is plugged into…
Stratoscale buys Tesora to bolster hybrid cloud database capability
Cloud service provider Stratoscale has snapped up database-as-a-service vendor Tesora to beef up its hybrid cloud offering. Stratoscale’s key product,…
French to fight fake news with backing from Google, Facebook
News organizations operating in France will open up a new fact-checking service, CrossCheck, at the end of this month. Their…
How to prevent a bad case of cloud buyer’s remorse
The trend is clear: The percentage of IT infrastructure and application workloads residing in enterprise data centers is expected to…
Lenovo's Yoga A12 Android 2-in-1 has futuristic touch-panel keyboard
Lenovo is ditching the hard keyboard for a cool new touch one on its new Yoga A12 2-in-1, which can…
Google ordered by U.S. court to produce emails stored abroad
Google has been ordered by a federal court in Pennsylvania to comply with search warrants and produce customer emails stored…