Atari's going to build IoT devices that talk over a low-power network
The latest entrant in the Internet of Things is legendary gaming company Atari, which plans to make consumer devices that…
IDG Contributor Network: Plotting the future of paperless receipts with Paypr
Paper receipts are the bane of my existence. It might see small and inconsequential, but I actually spend a lot…
Privacy Shield needs improvement, says EU privacy watchdog
Privacy Shield has a new detractor, and that spells bad news for businesses built on the transatlantic transfer of personal…
Samsung now producing world's smallest 512GB SSD; it's half the weight of a dime
Samsung today announced it is mass producing the world’s smallest 512GB PCIe SSD that comes in a single ball grid…
29% off FlashForge Finder 3D Home Printer – Deal Alert
The Finder from FlashForge is a 3D printer designed for the beginner. It averages 4.5 out of 5 stars on…
Marketo gets scooped up by private equity firm for $1.79B
Marketing-software maker Marketo has agreed to be acquired by private equity firm Vista Equity Partners for $1.79 billion, the company…
Kaby Lake starts strong as Intel retools PC strategy
Intel’s upcoming 7th-Generation Core processor family, code-named Kaby Lake, is off to a quick start. More than 400 devices with…
IT layoffs at insurance firm are a 'never-ending funeral'
The IT layoffs at MassMutual Financial Group will happen over a period of many months, and it’s going to be…
BrandPost: Data storage startups—do they still make sense for enterprise buyers?
Quick pop quiz question: When was the last time a data storage company successfully went public, and is still an…
How Russia's oldest bank found itself on the leading edge of in-memory computing
It’s not your average company that can trace its origins back to a 19th-century Russian czar, but then, Sberbank is…