'Rebalancing' will make IBM great again. America? That's someone else's problem
IBM's post-election promise to President Donald Trump to bring jobs home appears not to have been entirely accurate, as the company is making redundancies at home and stands accused of shipping jobs to Asia and Europe.&
US President Donald Trump's pick for his Attorney General and head of the FBI will have security specialists nervous, since both believe breaking encryption is a good idea.&
Microsoft has reinstated its overall CTO role for the first time in 17 years and hired Kevin Scott currently senior vice president of infrastructure with LinkedIn to do the job.&
And they're eyeing up the NHS as a customer for wearables
American telco Verizon reckons it's got a shot at being the next big Internet of Things player and might be eyeing up the NHS, the company's pet evangelist told IoT Tech Expo in London this morning.&
Couriers allege their pay was slashed retrospectively
Unpaid workers for the "sharing economy" delivery outfit Jinn who claimed they hadn't been paid besieged the company's co-founder to demand their wages last week.&
Gov spokesperson promises Mr Ring hell get to the bottom of it
Residents of the picturesque town of Westport, County Mayo are being driven to distraction by their confused countrymen attempting to call UK-based late night smut channel Babestation sans international dialling code.&
Botnets' power level over 9,000 thanks to gaping vulnerabilities
IoT botnets have transformed the threat landscape, resulting in a big increase in the size of DDoS attacks from 500Gbps in 2015 up to 800Gbps last year.&
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Cheerful chap writes off all mission-critical IoT software without realising it
"Software comes with two unique properties: it's basically impossible to inspect and test, and we don't know the sequencing of instructions at the basic level," Statoil's lead analyst for corporate IT digitalisation, Einar Landre, told today's IoT Tech Expo in London.&
This years Razzie nominations - celebrating the worst that Hollywood has to offer - are in, with Zoolander No. 2 and Batman v Superman leading the pack with the most nominations.&