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SBTech, a provider of interactive sports betting solutions and services, has set aside up to $100 million to fix a mess left when a cybersecurity incident hit right in the midst of a merger. In a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission … Continue reading Gambling Firm Anticipates Spending up to $100 Million in Recovery from Cyber Incident
Companies try to plan and pace their growth. Those plans go out the window when a merger or acquisition happens, as it did to DigiCert Inc. DigiCert, based in Lehi, Utah, had long been a leading Certificate Authority (CA), providing electronic document… Continue reading Web Security Leader Rapidly Expands by Partnering with AWS and Imperva
The picture is a preview of the impending collision between the Milky Way and Andromeda galaxies in four billion years. Continue reading Hubble Captures Image of Galaxies Colliding 230 Million Light Years Away
In Keiichi Matsuda’s short film, a hapless worker competes with AI in a future where humans have been proven to be less efficient than machines. Continue reading This Short Film Imagines the Terrifying, AI-Fueled Future of Work
Sinclair continues to take heat for aggressively-misleading local “news” broadcasts as it pursues its $4 billion merger with Tribune—and a total domination of local media. Continue reading Sinclair’s Immigration Propaganda Foreshadows the Perils of Media Merger Mania
Do you like badges? Of course you like badges. It’s conference season, and that means it’s also badge season. Well good news, Tindie now has a ‘badge’ category. Right now, it’s loaded up with creepy Krustys, hypnotoads, and fat Pikas. There’s also an amazing @Spacehuhn chicken from [Dave]. Which reminds me: we need to talk about a thing, Spacehuhn.
On the list of ‘weird emails we get in the tip line’ comes Rat Grease. Rat Grease is the solution to rodents chewing up cabling and wires. From what we can gather, it’s a mineral oil-based gel loaded up with capsaicin; …read more
Here comes yet another competition and job-killing mega-merger that nobody asked for. Continue reading The Jobs-and-Competition-Killing T-Mobile/Sprint Merger Is Back On
Microsoft takes it easy for companies to use Office 365 and has been very successful in moving customers to the cloud. But when you get to the cloud and find that your company is involved in a corporate merger, acquisition, or split, things are not so easy because the tools to do the work don’t exist. Some glimmer of hope exists as ISVs have started to take interest in the space.
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US regulators will examine the merger closely for evidence of antitrust harm. Continue reading AT&T’s $85 Billion Time Warner Buyout Faces Tough Federal Scrutiny
It’s been nearly a year since Microchip acquired Atmel for $3.56 Billion. As with any merger, acquisition, or buyout, there has been concern and speculation over what will become of the Atmel catalog, the Microchip catalog, and Microchip’s strategy for the coming years.
For the Hackaday audience, this is a far more important issue than Intel’s acquisition of Altera, On Semi and Fairchild, and even Avago’s purchase of Broadcom in the largest semiconductor deal in history. The reason Microchip’s acquisition of Atmel is such an important issue is simply due to the fact the Hackaday community uses a lot of …read more
