If your next Airbus flight is uncomfortable, you can blame virtual reality
Airbus is an old hand at virtual reality but now the aerospace company is using immersive 3D environments to help airlines refine cabin comfort. Read More
Intel taking its six-core processors mainstream in 2018 with Coffee Lake family
Recently leaked slides not only show six-core desktop CPUs for the masses, but also forthcoming high-end Skylake-X processors featuring up to 10 cores for 2017 release. Read More
RSA APAC 2016: Cybersecurity strategy needs overhaul
Increasing impact of cybercrimes and technology-driven changes in the business landscape as well as societies underscore the need for cybersecurity approaches to be reviewed and changed. Read More
Qualcomm delivers strong Q3, ups outlook for Q4
The company cited strong gains from smartphone OEMs in China for the quarterly surge. Read More
The procrastinator’s guide to free Windows 10 upgrades
The year-long free upgrade offer for Windows 10 ends in a matter of days. If you’re on the fence, it’s decision time. Here’s how to streamline the upgrade process to make it fast, simple, and nearly foolproof. Read More
Dollar Shave Club sells to Unilever for $1bn in push to go global
Dollar Shave Club’s products currently are sold in just three countries, but with the help of Unilever’s distribution ops, the Dollar Shave Club brand can go global. Read More
SAP’s cloud growth continues, adds 500 HANA customers in a quarter
Company said European business is navigating through Brexit uncertainty. Read More
Three software licensing tips that can slice up to 30 percent off your costs
Vital and expensive as it is, IT managers are reluctant to mess around with their software setups — but are there ways to shave costs without hassle? Read More
Oracle security update patches record 276 vulnerabilities
A number of the bugs are critical issues which can lead to the remote exploit of code. Read More
Could Bulgaria’s open source law transform government software worldwide?
Ripples from Bulgaria’s recent decision requiring all software written for the government to be open source could build into something bigger. Read More