WikiLeaks: We will work with tech companies to fix CIA hacking holes
Tech companies will be offered additional technical details to help fix flaws, said Julian Assange. Read More
More Windows 10 ‘ads’? Users grumble over new OneDrive promos in File Explorer
Microsoft is touting more space on OneDrive with in-Windows promotions for Office 365 subscriptions. Read More
Excelero bridges islands of server storage
NVMe/PCIe SSDs can be as fast as all flash arrays – at a fraction of the price – but sharing NVMe/PCIe SSDs among many servers has been impossible until now. Excelero thinks it has a solution. Read More
Google Pixel broken mics: Owners enraged by faults and flawed replacements
When you buy a flagship smartphone, you want it to work. But that didn’t happen for hundreds of Google Pixel owners, with faulty microphones leaving some Galaxy S7 switchers regretting their choice. Read More
Workday sees revenue recognition standard change as marketing opportunity for Workday Financials
Companies will have to change their revenue recognition practices in the next year or so. Workday adopted early as a proof-point for a cloud approach and Workday Financials. Read More
Alphabet’s Nest building cheaper thermostat, home security system: Report
Time to make Nest an ecosystem: Alphabet is looking for deeper integration into your home. Read More
Facebook rolls out Bryce Canyon, its next-gen storage platform
The newest storage platform is part of an end-to-end refresh of Facebook’s server hardware fleet, announced at the Open Compute Project Summit. Read More
Facebook unveils Big Basin, new server geared for deep learning
With their new and improved GPU server, Facebook moves another step closer to Zuckerberg’s 10-year vision for incorporating AI everywhere within Facebook. Read More
Amazon Echo: 10 Alexa productivity skills to try
Let artificial intelligence help your productivity. Read More
Why the CIA’s iOS, Android and Windows hack stockpile puts zero-day hoards in the spotlight
Why are spy agencies and police building up piles of security flaws? Blame the rise of encryption. Read More