Month: July 2016

A new sophisticated form of ransomware dubbed Satana has been uncovered by security firm Kaspersky Lab. The malware, once it gains access to a PC, encrypts files and corrupts the Windows Master Boot...

Traditional telcos are under tremendous pressure to reinvent themselves to remain competitive and relevant. BDO’s Christian Goetz looks at the options

New reports from Gartner and IDC suggest that, in the US at least, there's been growth in PC shipments for the first time in over a year. But sales are still on a downward spiral in other key markets....

Following the Brext vote, Fintech Times editor Bird Lovegod describes how financial services IT startups are getting on with business as usual

Google claims it is notifying customers of the 4,000 state-sponsored cyber attacks a month amid security concerns about Pokémon Go, developed by Google spinoff Niantic

Seagate has announced the loss of 6,500 jobs worldwide just two weeks after saying that 1,600 jobs would go. The company said that the cuts amount to roughly 14 per cent of its global workforce, and...

Amazon is continuing its push to deliver ‘serverless' computing, unveiling a developer preview of a microframework to support the widely used Python programming language on the Amazon Web Services (AWS)...

Construction industry company Travis Perkins strikes a deal with Infor to use its CloudSuite enterprise software to build better customer relationships and improve employee productivity

A consortium of EU telecoms operators including BT, Ericsson, Vodafone and Nokia has signed a manifesto promising to collaborate on the development of 5G networks to ensure their full potential. The...

Merger called off after private equity group Siris Capital offered more money for the video-conferencing services supplier