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Google executives admitted for the first time this week that they’re looking to get their search engine up and running in China after a hiatus of almost a decade. Continue reading Google’s Brin Cops to Plan to Reclaim Lost Decade in China
Goldman Sachs-backed AirTrunk has raised A$850 million ($618 million) to fund the expansion of its two Australian datacenters and a move into Asia to take advantage of a growing cloud computing market. Continue reading Singapore Startup Raises $618 Million to Expand Datacenters
Banks are on alert for new attacks targeting cash in ATMs after the Federal Bureau of Investigation warned U.S. lenders last week of a potential threat. Continue reading Banks Beef Up Security After FBI Warns of Plot to Breach ATMs
In an email to his team earlier this month, Amit Agarwal counseled colleagues to stop responding to emails or work calls between 6 p.m. and 8 a.m. in the interest of “work-life harmony.” He also talked about the importance of work discipline and how to… Continue reading Amazon's India Chief Tells Team to Turn Off Work Email at Night
Google Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai told employees at a meeting that plans to re-enter China with a search engine are “exploratory” and in “early stages,” addressing a topic that has exploded with controversy. Google co-founder Sergey Brin als… Continue reading Google CEO Tells Staff China Plans Are ‘Exploratory’ After Backlash
Regulators are signaling they may ask banks to standardize the way they disclose cyberattacks to consumers, said James Chappell, a co-founder and chief intelligence and innovation officer at Digital Shadows, a London-based cyber-defense firm. Continue reading Lloyds, Barclays Reveal Security Lapses, Disruptions in Payments
Google’s smartphone services store users’ locations even when privacy settings are adjusted to shut these features off, according to a new report by the Associated Press. Continue reading Google Tracks Location Data Even When Users Turn Service Off, AP Report Finds
DeepMind, the London-based artificial intelligence company that is owned by Alphabet Inc., plans to develop a medical product that will help doctors to detect more than 50 sight-threatening conditions from a common type of eye scan. Continue reading Google’s DeepMind To Create Product to Spot Sight-Threatening Disease
The investor leading the case, the City of Sunrise Firefighters’ Pension Fund, claimed Oracle engaged in coercion and threats to sell its cloud-computing products, creating an unsustainable model that fell apart, according to the suit seeking class-act… Continue reading Oracle Accused of Defrauding Investors on Cloud Sales Growth
Microsoft Corp. threatened to suspend web-hosting services it provides to Gab.ai after getting complaints about anti-Semitic posts on the social-media site, a new twist in the technology industry’s controversial crackdown on hate speech. Continue reading Microsoft Threatens to Pull Gab Services Over Anti-Semitic Posts