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The United States may have to renegotiate an agreement that allows data on European customers to be stored outside Europe. U.S. business associations criticized an
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The layoffs, which could come later this month, would add to the turmoil that has surrounded the chip maker over the past year. The disruption occurring around Inte
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As millions of Americans rush to file their tax returns by the April 18 deadline, opportunistic hackers are rushing to attack. Tax filing-related fraud schemes are
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NEWS ANALYSIS: Reporters citing court filings in Canada say that the company provided assistance to the RCMP in decoding messages in a criminal case. Canada's feder
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Boulder, Colo.-based Spectra Logic, long one of the leading suppliers of high-end video archiving and disaster recovery for the television industry, received some g
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(Reuters) – Apple said the U.S. government had failed to show a continued need for its help accessing a locked iPhone in a New York drug case after a third party ca
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Qumulo makes what it boldly calls "the world's first data-aware, scale-out" NAS—one that has data analytics built right into it. Flash storage startup Qum
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The European Union is reportedly preparing to broaden its investigation of Google's alleged anti-competitive practices with regard to its Android OS. Margrethe Vest
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Maybe I'm too much of a sentimentalist, but when I read that Apple is dropping its iTunes Allowances program on May 25, it made me feel sad. The idea behind Allowan
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Finland’s Wolt has raised $12.4 million in funding for ordering food online. The company is launching its app for local service in Stockholm, Sweden today. Investor
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