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Firefox adds in-browser notification of breached sites
Mozilla added the alert system to its browser as a way or warning users who visit a site that's reported a data breach.
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Alphabet unit halts glucose-detecting contact lens project
Alphabet Inc's life sciences division Verily said on Friday that it was putting on hold one of its oldest and highest-profile projects, a smart contact lens designed to help monitor sugar levels.
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Digital media company Technicolor explores options including sale: sources
Technicolor SA has been exploring options that include a full or partial sale of the French digital media company, as its set-top box business struggles because of higher prices for memory chips, people familiar with the matter said on Friday.
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IBM reinforces enterprise multi-cloud growth with automation tools, ServiceNow expansion
IBM wants to make it easier for customers to move to multi-cloud environments by adding automation tools and extending its relationship with ServiceNow.
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Google Cloud names Thomas Kurian to replace CEO Diane Greene
Former Oracle Corp product chief Thomas Kurian will replace Diane Greene as head of the cloud division at Alphabet Inc's Google in the coming weeks, Greene announced in a blog post on Friday, after a tumultuous year for the business.
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U.S. regulator settles with tech startups over token sale violations
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission settled charges on Friday with two technology companies for improperly offering digital tokens, mandating that they register their offerings as securities and reimburse investors.
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U.S. Senate bill vows to get tough on robocalls, up penalties
Two U.S. senators on Friday unveiled bipartisan legislation to toughen penalties on robocalls, make it easier for regulators to crack down on unwanted calls and compel mobile phone providers to adopt call authentication technologies.
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VW embarks on $50 billion electrification plan
Volkswagenexpects to become the most profitable manufacturer of electric cars thanks to a multi-billion euro expansion plan to mass produce battery driven vehicles, Chief Executive Herbert Diess said on Friday.
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Facebook Files Patent For Technology That Can Identify Your Family Based on Photos - Popular Mechanics
Popular Mechanics
Facebook Files Patent For Technology That Can Identify Your Family Based on Photos
Popular Mechanics
Facebook filed a patent for technology that could target entire families with ads. The tech uses photos and various other data collected by the social network. In a patent filed last May and made public Thursday, the company describes a system enabled ...and more »
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Europe 5G network buildout to trigger deals, won't bust capex budgets
The launch of fifth-generation mobile services across Europe looks set to trigger a wave of infrastructure deals as telecoms companies seek ways to upgrade their networks without busting their strained capital budgets.
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Tesla starts taking Model 3 orders in China
Tesla Inc has started taking orders for its Model 3 sedan in China for a deposit of 8,000 yuan ($1,153.60), according to the electric carmaker's China website https://www.tesla.cn/model3/reserve.
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The egos disbanded? Bridging the great advertising divide
Traditional advertising groups hope that their creative flair will prevail against the technological clout of consultancies encroaching on their business, but there are signs the two sides of the divide are moving closer together.
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Volkswagen expects to be the most profitable maker of electric cars
VolkswagenChief Executive Herbert Diess on Friday said he expected the multi-brand carmaking group to be the most profitable manufacturer of electric cars thanks to economies of scale.
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Laser technology uncovers medieval secrets locked in Alpine ice core - Phys.Org
Phys.Org
Laser technology uncovers medieval secrets locked in Alpine ice core
Phys.Org
A new study has found ground-breaking evidence from an ice core in the Swiss-Italian Alps that proves the 7th century switch from gold to silver currencies in western Europe actually occurred a quarter of a century earlier than previously thought. The ...
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European chipmakers see new growth drivers to weather volatile demand
European chipmakers tried to play down market concerns about a potential slowdown in global demand at an investor conference in Barcelona this week, striking an upbeat tone on orders from car and smartphone makers.
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How Can My Business Stay Relevant With Rapid Advances In Technology? - Forbes
Forbes
How Can My Business Stay Relevant With Rapid Advances In Technology?
Forbes
How can I remain relevant when technology is advancing so rapidly? originally appeared on Quora: the place to gain and share knowledge, empowering people to learn from others and better understand the world. Answer by Jon Shalowitz, CEO at LiftIgniter, ...
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VW says could build up to 15 million electric cars
Volkswagencould build up to 15 million electric cars over several years on its new electric vehicle production platform, the company said on Friday, adding that its Chief Executive Herbert Diess had misspoken in an interview on Monday.
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Volkswagen to spend 44 billion euros on electric, autonomous cars by 2023
Volkswagenon Friday said it will spend 44 billion euros on electric cars, digitalization, autonomous driving and new mobility services by 2023 as part of a push by Europe's largest carmaker to mass produce electric cars.
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Supply glut mars Turing effect for Nvidia shares
Worries about how fast the computing world will transition to Nvidia Corp'snext generation "Turing" graphic chips helped knock 20 percent off the value of its shares on Friday, after results pointed to a huge glut of unsold older generation chips.
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'Crypto hangover' hammers Nvidia's outlook, shares drop 17 percent
Chip designer Nvidia Corpon Thursday forecast disappointing sales for the holiday quarter, pinning the blame on unsold chips piling up with distributors and retailers after the evaporation of the cryptocurrency mining boom.
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How technology empowers relationship managers - Telegraph.co.uk
Telegraph.co.uk
How technology empowers relationship managers
Telegraph.co.uk
Even though industry actors agree overall with the principle of the directive, the regulatory pressure can be a burden on relationship managers, who need to invest more and more time in compliance. “It can take up to four hours for a relationship ...
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BlackBerry to buy cybersecurity firm Cylance for $1.4 billion
BlackBerry Ltd raised its bets on artificial intelligence and cybersecurity on Friday with the $1.4 billion purchase of California-based machine-learning specialists Cylance.
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Gaming as a force for good: Chips with Everything podcast - The Guardian
The Guardian
Gaming as a force for good: Chips with Everything podcast
The Guardian
Jordan Erica Webber meets the academics disproving the unsociable gamer stereotype and discovers how one game is helping scientists learn more about dementia. How to listen to podcasts: everything you need to know. Presented by Jordan Erica Webber ...
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T-Mobile says Sprint deal may close as early as first-quarter next year
T-Mobile US Inc'sChief Financial Officer said there is a possibility that its $26 billion acquisition deal of Sprint Corpwill close as early as the first quarter of 2019.
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Madison companies dominate Deloitte Fast 500 technology firms - Madison.com
Business Wire (press release)
Madison companies dominate Deloitte Fast 500 technology firms
Madison.com
Two companies based in Madison and one with most of its operations here are among the top 10 businesses in the Deloitte 2018 North America Technology Fast 500 rankings for staging the biggest revenue jumps among tech businesses across the ...
Phobio Recognized on Deloitte's 2018 Technology Fast 500 ListBusiness Wire (press release)
Vendasta Among Deloitte Technology Fast 500 CompaniesMar
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EU executive poised to propose tariffs on Chinese e-bikes
The European Commission is set to propose final duties to curb cheap imports of Chinese electric bicycles that European producers say are benefiting from unfair subsidies and flooding the European Union market.
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First Houdini APIs for CSS layout debut
The W3C effort is meant to give developers more control over how a web page looks
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Amid calls for a Windows bug status dashboard, Microsoft belatedly agrees to build one
The move, expected to roll out in 2019, comes in the aftermath of the company's botched rollout of the Windows 10 October 2018 Update.
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Deals this week: Alion Science and Technology, SAIC, Rockwell Collins - Army Technology
Deals this week: Alion Science and Technology, SAIC, Rockwell Collins
Army Technology
Alion Science and Technology has been awarded a $769m task order for joint capability embedded technology insertion and integration (JCETII) by the US General Services Administration Federal Systems Integration and Management Center. The company ...
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Real Estate Technology: Try, Try Again - New York Times
New York Times
Real Estate Technology: Try, Try Again
New York Times
Perhaps the most prescient scene in the futuristic 1960s cartoon “The Jetsons” was when George, the eager technophile, had to run as fast as he could to stay on a newfangled treadmill gone haywire. It's an apt metaphor for some technology today, ...
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India's Flipkart Group fashion unit chief denies he is quitting
The chief of Flipkart Group's Myntra-Jabong fashion business on Friday denied a media report that he will quit after a reshuffle in the ranks following the ouster of group CEO Binny Bansal.
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Asian Technology On The Road To 'Maker' Status At IFS Sri Lanka - Forbes
Forbes
Asian Technology On The Road To 'Maker' Status At IFS Sri Lanka
Forbes
Asia's technology industry has traditionally (almost stereotypically) become known for its outsourcing capabilities. More specifically, India has outstripped even China (Malaysia, Indonesia and the Philippines are also strong) in the provision of ...
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France hopes to lure crypto-issuers with Gallic stamp of approval
With hundreds of cryptocurrencies being issued every month, countries face a choice: ban them, leave them unregulated, or come up with rules to tame them.
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New UTS technology lab disrupts traditional research approaches - create digital (blog)
create digital (blog)
New UTS technology lab disrupts traditional research approaches
create digital (blog)
A new University of Technology Sydney (UTS) technology lab in Botany, NSW, is trying to disrupt traditional approaches to research by bringing together several different engineering disciplines under the one roof. The UTS Tech Lab, which was finished ...
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New horizons open up for NBN Co’s Sky Muster satellite service
Changes to how NBN Co operates its satellite service will open up new possibilities for the company to manage traffic as demand continues to grow for connectivity in regional Australia.
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Coal top locating technology could uses radar - www.miningmonthly.com
www.miningmonthly.com
Coal top locating technology could uses radar
www.miningmonthly.com
Damage to the tops of coal seams caused by incorrect blast stand-off distances is a serious issue to the Australian coal industry costing the equivalent of about 10% in lost coal. To date, no effective and economically-sound techniques are available to ...
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