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The only real guarantee that companies won’t go overboard in invading customers’ privacy is that they have large revenue streams which make it an unnecessary risk. Continue reading Apple Is Ready for the Tech Backlash
Under Armour Inc., joining a growing list of corporate victims of hacker attacks, said about 150 million user accounts tied to its MyFitnessPal nutrition-tracking app were breached earlier this year. Continue reading Under Armour Says 150 Million MyFitnessPal Accounts Hacked
Apple Inc. is revamping privacy controls for its devices and cloud services to comply with strict new European rules as Facebook Inc. faces a user privacy backlash. Continue reading Apple Revamps Privacy Controls to Comply With New European Law
A Google-led plan to overhaul how valuable airwaves are used for calls and texts is gaining momentum across the wireless industry, giving the company the chance to play a central role in networks of the future. Continue reading Google-Led Plan to Upend Wireless Industry Gains Momentum
Changes mind second time; previous plan was to move to Santa Clara Continue reading Hewlett Packard Enterprise to Move its Headquarters to San Jose
Google and IBM have machines that are thought to be close to achieving “quantum supremacy” – the ability to tackle a problem too complex to solve on any standard supercomputer. Microsoft is betting on a different model for its quantum computing. Continue reading Microsoft Edges Closer to Quantum Computer Based on Elusive Particle
The social media giant will delay the unveiling of new home products and is redesigning a menu of privacy settings on its network, stepping up its response to public outrage over revelations that it mishandled user data. Continue reading Facebook Fallout Spreads With Product Delay, Privacy Overhaul
Apollo Global Management LLC is considering an initial public offering of cloud-computing company Rackspace Hosting Inc., people with knowledge of the matter said. Continue reading Apollo Is Said to Consider IPO of Cloud-Hosting Firm Rackspace
Apple has lost a gargantuan amount of ground to alternative computing devices in the U.S., particularly to the stripped-down Chromebook laptops powered by Alphabet Inc.’s Google software. Continue reading Apple's iPad Needs Schools More Than They Need It
Hackers increasingly threaten sites in the U.S. ranging from nuclear power plants to water processing systems, according to a member of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, adding his voice to warnings from several agencies and officials in recent… Continue reading Threat From Cyber Hackers Is Growing, U.S. Grid Regulator Says