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Lightning strikes the open-source world: SUSE builds its own RHEL variant
Bad weather in the open-source world. It was already raining criticism on Red Hat's announcement to put RHEL ...
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HP wants to be a one-stop shop for hybrid workloads
When HP announced in mid-2022 that it was acquiring Poly, it was soon apparent that it had taken in a unique ...
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MOVEit attack hits 200+ organisations, but its impact is often unclear
In early June, U.S. security watchdog CISA urged that a zero-day vulnerability in MOVEit be patched as soon a...
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Successor Privacy Shield approved: Schrems’s turn again
A successor to Privacy Shield received official approval from the European Commission on Monday. This allows ...
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SAS puts three critical principles at the heart of AI and analytics
There is a lot of technology within the SAS platform to address the AI and analytics lifecycle. But where exa...
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“First Chinese OS” isn’t as Chinese as it seems
Reuters boastfully stated that China has developed its own operating system: OpenKylin 1.0. In coming up with...
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New ransomware disguises itself as Windows update
Researchers are on the trail of a new ransomware family called Big Head. The new family is said to be made an...
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Unlocking the multi-master database dream
Modern applications are complex. As ‘simplified’ as we’re continuing to make software application devel...
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OpenAI officially releases model behind Bing Chat to regain attention
OpenAI is letting developers integrate GPT-4 into their own products. To do so, the company is making the API...
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Reddit risks losing its identity in pursuit of profits
Reddit isn't profitable, despite having more than 50 million daily active users. In preparation for an IPO, C...