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Carriers are going virtual to give enterprises more freedom
On Monday, the French global carrier Orange launched its virtualized network services program, called Easy Go Network. It joins AT&T, Verizon and other operators that are selling or developing such programs.
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How Technology Ruined Politics (And Vice Versa) - Vanity Fair
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How Technology Ruined Politics (And Vice Versa)
Vanity Fair
Tina Nguyen: Nick, this election seems like the first in which the tech and political worlds collided. Back in 2008, tech's place in the election felt inspiring, or at least benign: Barack Obama's savvy digital team was A/B-testing e-mails to ...and more »
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At campaign's end, Trump takes a swipe at IBM
In Minnesota, GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump added IBM to the list of companies he criticizes for moving jobs offshore.
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Samsung To Deliver New Voice Technology For Galaxy S8 + New Speakers - ChannelNews
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Samsung To Deliver New Voice Technology For Galaxy S8 + New Speakers
ChannelNews
Samsung Electronics has new technology, that via a click on a new button located on their upcoming Galaxy S8 smartphone and via a new range of home speakers, will make Apple's Siri sound like “a pretty average artificial intelligence voice”. The Korean ...
Samsung to launch AI digital assistant service for Galaxy S8Reuters
Samsung Tests Button for Improved AI Feature on Galaxy S8 PhoneW
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Microsoft postpones Windows anti-exploit tool's retirement
Microsoft now plans to support the Enterprise Mitigation Experience Toolkitthrough July 2018, a year-and-a-half extension for the anti-exploit utility.
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New NXP Technology Allows Tighter Truck Platooning - Forbes
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New NXP Technology Allows Tighter Truck Platooning
Forbes
It's just a matter of time before technology takes over the task of piloting large commercial trucks on the highway, given the potential savings from lower fuel costs and fewer accidents. But before fully self-driving big rigs take to the roads, we ...and more »
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Facebook halts Whatsapp data sharing in the UK
Facebook has agreed to stop using WhatsApp data to target users with advertising in the U.K. and has been warned it could face legal action if it resumes the practice.
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AMD supports 5K video with new Radeon WX GPUs
AMD's Radeon Pro WX graphics cards will drive content creation for games and VR.
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Clean technology startups are moving into smart cities - Business Insider Australia
Business Insider Australia
Clean technology startups are moving into smart cities
Business Insider Australia
Many clean technology (cleantech) start-ups are pivoting into the smart city market, reports Bloomberg. Companies are both rebranding themselves as smart city companies and targeting their existing products for smart city applications; they're doing ...
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Monday Sector Leaders: Healthcare, Technology & Communications - Forbes
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Monday Sector Leaders: Healthcare, Technology & Communications
Forbes
Looking at the sectors faring best as of midday Monday, shares of Healthcare companies are outperforming other sectors, higher by 2.2%. Within the sector, Centene Corp (NYSE: CNC) and Biogen Inc (NASD: BIIB) are two of the day's stand-outs, showing a ...
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Diamonds could be building blocks for quantum computers
Diamonds are among the most expensive gems in the world, but they could also serve as a building block for quantum computers.
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Microsoft restores database app to Office 365 for small biz
Microsoft will add the Access database application to small business Office 365 subscriptions, two years after plucking the program from a similar plan.
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US election day faces specter of cyberattacks
Don't be surprised if hackers make their presence felt on U.S. Election Day. Distributed denial-of-service attacks and high-profile leaks are among the tactics they might use if they try to influence Tuesday's vote.
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Hackers can abuse LTE protocols to knock phones off networks
The new Diameter protocol that LTE mobile networks use to communicate with each other can still be abused to launch attacks against users if operators don't take additional security measures, researchers showed.
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New app for HoloLens targets architects
Architects have a new reason to pick up Microsoft's HoloLens, after the launch of an app aimed at helping them explore 3D models of buildings.
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Microsoft adds Kubernetes support to Azure Container Service
Microsoft is aiming to capitalize further on companies' move towards containerization with a set of updates announced Monday for its public cloud platform.
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Security vendor demonstrates hack of US e-voting machine
A hacker armed with a US$25 PCMCIA card can, within a few minutes, change the vote totals on an aging electronic voting machine in limited use in 13 U.S. states, a cybersecurity vendor has demonstrated. But some security experts questioned the timing of the video.
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Election 2016: The most technology-driven election in American history - ZDNet
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Election 2016: The most technology-driven election in American history
ZDNet
The 1960 campaign season, when John Fitzgerald Kennedy ran against Richard Milhous Nixon, is widely regarded as marking the ascendance of television as the leading technological influencer in politics. Fifty six years later, the internet has eclipsed ...
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5 things you need to know about virtual private networks
A VPN is a secure tunnel between two or more computers on the internet. In the past, VPNs were mainly used by companies to securely link remote branches together or connect roaming employees to the office network, but today they're an important service for consumers too.
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#WebSummit: Tarts, trams and technology - Newstalk 106-108 fm
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#WebSummit: Tarts, trams and technology
Newstalk 106-108 fm
As I walked through the streets of Lisbon today, I realised that Web Summit's move from Dublin makes perfect sense. The city is easy to navigate, the venue is easy to find and the sun is shining - what more could you ask for? Today has been another ...and more »
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Banking Technology Vendors Feel the Pinch - Wall Street Journal
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Banking Technology Vendors Feel the Pinch
Wall Street Journal
Bankers aren't the only ones feeling the pinch from cost-cutting at banks. Executives at DH Corp., Fiserv Inc., Fidelity National Information Services Inc. and others who sell technologies and services to banks have pointed to a drop in new spending by ...
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TheStreet, Inc. Appoints Cameron Ireland As Chief Technology Officer - PR Newswire (press release)
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PR Newswire (press release)
NEW YORK, Nov. 7, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- TheStreet, Inc. (NASDAQ: TST), a leading financial news and information provider, announced today that company veteran Cameron Ireland has been promoted to Chief Technology Officer. Ireland will lead all ...and more »
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UK bank suspends online payments after fraud hits 20,000 accounts
The banking arm of U.K. supermarket chain Tesco has suspended online payments for its 136,000 checking account customers following a spate of fraud.
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Election Lesson: Humanity Needs to Catch Up to Technology - Bloomberg
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Bloomberg
Election Lesson: Humanity Needs to Catch Up to Technology
Bloomberg
Tyler Cowen is a Bloomberg View columnist. He is a professor of economics at George Mason University and writes for the blog Marginal Revolution. His books include “Average Is Over: Powering America Beyond the Age of the Great Stagnation.” Read More ...
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Clinton vs. Trump: Where They Stand on Technology - PC Magazine
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PC Magazine
Clinton vs. Trump: Where They Stand on Technology
PC Magazine
The seemingly interminable 2016 election comes to a close tomorrow night (hopefully). And while most of us have probably made up our minds by now (right?), perhaps there are a few tech-savvy types who are on the fence between Hillary Clinton and ...
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Workfast on-demand technology a solution to temp staff needs - The Australian
The Australian
Workfast on-demand technology a solution to temp staff needs
The Australian
A new on-demand temp agency says its technology slashes costs by 30 per cent and gives workers better conditions. Workfast, which launches nationwide this week, uses on-demand technology to connect workers with workplaces and vice-versa, filling the ...
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Technology sector warns of risk of hard landing for innovation bubble - The Australian
The Australian
Technology sector warns of risk of hard landing for innovation bubble
The Australian
Australia is trapped in an “innovation bubble” that could potentially leave investors holding the bag, warns Catapult Sports executive chairman Adir Shiffman. Founded in 2006, Catapult's business is a good example of a homegrown technology business ...
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Cloud-based network analysis drills down to users and apps
Nyansa, a startup that launched earlier this year with a cloud-based service to pinpoint the sources of enterprise network problems, is now adding a tool to analyze how individual applications are performing.
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ThoughtWorks' bi-annual Technology Radar highlights emerging trends in augmented reality and changing structure of ... - Inquirer
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Inquirer
ThoughtWorks' bi-annual Technology Radar highlights emerging trends in augmented reality and changing structure of ...
Inquirer
ThoughtWorks, a global technology company, today issued the latest Technology Radar, a bi-annual assessment of trends and technology significantly impacting software development and shaping the future of tech. Prepared by the ThoughtWorks ...and more »
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Blockchain technology branches out from finance sector with EY deal - CNBC
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Blockchain technology branches out from finance sector with EY deal
CNBC
The rapidly increasing popularity of blockchain in the banking and finance sector has spread to the professional services sector with a deal between consultancy EY and blockchain technology provider The Bitfury Group. The agreement, announced Monday ...
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Trimble Introduces xFill Technology for Machine Control to Sustain RTK Positioning During Radio or Internet Outages - PR Newswire (press release)
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Trimble Introduces xFill Technology for Machine Control to Sustain RTK Positioning During Radio or Internet Outages
PR Newswire (press release)
LAS VEGAS, Nov. 7, 2016 /PRNewswire/ -- Trimble (NASDAQ: TRMB) announced today that the Trimble® GCS900 Grade Control System is now available with xFill™ technology to sustain Real Time Kinematic (RTK) positions during correction outages.and more »
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Docker, machine learning are top tech trends for 2017
ThoughtWorks' semiannual Technology Radar also says augmented reality, microservices, and more autonomous team structures will surge in the coming year
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Ang Lee to use new technology in next film - News.com.au - NEWS.com.au
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Ang Lee believes the new technology that made for hyper-realistic action in Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk is worth trying again.and more »
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Ang Lee to use new technology in next film - NEWS.com.au
via news.com.auAng Lee to use new technology in next film
NEWS.com.au
Ang Lee believes the new technology that made for hyper-realistic action in Billy Lynn's Long Halftime Walk is worth trying again. So much so the two-time Oscar-winning director will use the faster frames-per-second format in his next project, the ...and more »
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Banking Technology November 2016 issue out now - Banking Technology
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Banking Technology November 2016 issue out now
Banking Technology
The latest edition of our flagship magazine – Banking Technology – is out now, packed with news, analysis and insights, case studies, research and expert commentary. A note from our Editor, Tanya Andreasyan: How many industry consortia does an industry ...
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Croatian Technology to be Used in US Presidental Election - Total Croatia News
Total Croatia News
Croatian Technology to be Used in US Presidental Election
Total Croatia News
As TCN reported back in January, there is more Croatian technological success as Zagrebs' MicroBlink wings its way into American politics. Americans will soon have the answer to the long awaited question of Clinton or Trump in just a matter of days ...and more »
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Today, Anyone Who Wants Can Access The World's Most Advanced Technology - Forbes
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Forbes
Today, Anyone Who Wants Can Access The World's Most Advanced Technology
Forbes
Technology used to be pretty simple. If you had some technical know-how, a few transistors and a soldering iron, you could go far. William Hewlett and David Packard built a billion dollar business in a garage and later, Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak did ...
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China passes controversial cybersecurity law
China has passed a new cybersecurity law that gives it greater control over the internet, including by requiring local storage of certain data
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Tech investment helps drive up Westpac costs
Westpac registered a 3 per cent increase in costs for FY16 in line with the group’s revenue growth, with CEO, Brian Hartzer, telling a full year results briefing that the bank’s investment spend would help put it in good stead for future returns.
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One-stop shops for self-driving technology - Automotive News (subscription) (blog)
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One-stop shops for self-driving technology
Automotive News (subscription) (blog)
ZF-TRW is marketing radar, cameras and software to pilot self-driving vehicles on the highway. Send us a Letter. Have an opinion about this story? Click here to submit a Letter to the Editor, and we may publish it in print. DETROIT -- On an overcast ...
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Science and technology important in India-UK ties: PM Narendra Modi - The Indian Express
The Indian Express
Science and technology important in India-UK ties: PM Narendra Modi
The Indian Express
PM Modi also thanked British Prime Minister Theresa May for choosing India as her first bilateral visit outside Europe. By: IANS New Delhi Published:Nov 7, 2016, 10:05. india. Duty charge be given only in exceptional case: Haryana govt · China refuses ...
PM Modi stresses importance of science and technology in India-Uk bilateral engagementFirstpost
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Westpac hits AU$1.9b technology spend as profit slips 7 percent - ZDNet
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ZDNet
Westpac hits AU$1.9b technology spend as profit slips 7 percent
ZDNet
Westpac has released its 2016 financial results, posting AU$7.4 billion in net profit after tax, a 7 percent drop year-on-year. For the 12 months to September 30, 2016, Westpac spent AU$1.9 billion on technology-related expenses as part of its ongoing ...and more »
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FBI sticks to earlier view not to charge Clinton over email server
FBI Director James Comey said new emails found had not changed the agency's July decision not to recommend charges against Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.
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Mitsubishi Electric Develops 3D-model AR Technology for Inspections - Business Wire (press release)
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Mitsubishi Electric Develops 3D-model AR Technology for Inspections
Business Wire (press release)
TOKYO--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Mitsubishi Electric Corporation (TOKYO:6503) announced today that it has developed a maintenance-support technology using augmented reality (AR) based on a three-dimensional model that enables a technician wearing ...and more »
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The ANZ has poached Dimension Data's Gerard Florian to be its technology chief - Business Insider Australia
Business Insider Australia
The ANZ has poached Dimension Data's Gerard Florian to be its technology chief
Business Insider Australia
The ANZ has appointed Gerard Florian of Dimension Data as group executive technology in another shakeup of senior executives at the bank. As part of the management change, chief information officer Scott Collary, who has been in the role since 2014 ...
Dimension Data executive exits to lead ANZ technology divisionARNnet
VIDEO: ANZ names Gerard Florian as he
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Dimension Data executive exits to lead ANZ technology division ... - ARNnet
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ARNnet
Dimension Data executive exits to lead ANZ technology division ...
ARNnet
Tech veteran tasked with building out the bank's technology strategy.
The ANZ has poached Dimension Data's Gerard Florian to be its technology chiefBusiness Insider Australia
VIDEO: ANZ names Gerard Florian as head of techBlueNotes
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ANZ CIO out as bank brings in new tech chief
ANZ’s chief information officer Scott Collary will depart the bank later this month as part of changes to the technology function at the bank.
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Smart energy technology 'stymied by current policy' - The Guardian
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The Guardian
Smart energy technology 'stymied by current policy'
The Guardian
Smart technology that could shave £90 off household energy bills and curb carbon emissions is being stymied by government policy, a leading thinktank has said. In a wide-ranging report, Policy Exchange also claimed that current energy policy offered ...and more »
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A power of good? Smart energy technology explained - The Guardian
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The Guardian
A power of good? Smart energy technology explained
The Guardian
A Powervault energy storage system that allows homeowners to store the power they generate from solar panels and cut their fuel bills. Photograph: Powervault/PA. Rob Davies. Sunday 6 November 2016 19.01 EST Last modified on Sunday 6 November ...
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