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Britain forces tougher competition rules on Big Tech

Britain forces tougher competition rules on Big Tech

The move targets American tech giants Google and Facebook. It seems that US Big Tech just cannot get any sympathy in Europe. Britain is now going to impose a new competition regime on Google and Facebook. In what has become a common theme in European regulations, the move by the U.K. seeks t... Read more

date3 years ago
Pure Storage Expands Pure as-a-Service Offerings

Pure Storage Expands Pure as-a-Service Offerings

New Service Catalog offers increased granularity and transparency combined with lower entry points. Pure Storage announced expanded Pure as-a-Service offerings in its revised Service Catalog. The new service palette is aimed at publishing transparent pricing for on-premises and hybrid cloud stor... Read more

date3 years ago
Meet Egregor: the next big malware threat to your business

Meet Egregor: the next big malware threat to your business

The new group has become the leading ransomware variant, say industry experts. A new ransomware group has emerged on the scene and quickly shot up to the top in terms of threat magnitude. Cybersecurity researchers at Digital Shadows say the new variant is becoming increasingly prolific. Cybe... Read more

date3 years ago
Hacker publishes exploits of Fortinet’s FortiGate VPNs

Hacker publishes exploits of Fortinet’s FortiGate VPNs

The hacker leaked sensitive details citing Fortinet SSL VPNs vulnerability on a prominent hacker forum. A hacker using the alias “pumpedkicks” published a large list of one-line exploits of around 50,000 Fortinet FortiGate IPs containing a path traversal vulnerability classified as CVE-2018-... Read more

date3 years ago
Large fines or even break-ups for companies that ignore EU-laws

Large fines or even break-ups for companies that ignore EU-laws

Tech giants who oppose the EU's new rules restricting their power can expect to face severe penalties. Large fines or even breaking them up are not out of the question. This was stated by the European Commissioner for Internal Market Thierry Breton. "We start with a fine, then you have a bigger ... Read more

date3 years ago
Ransomware success is driven by victims who pay the ransom

Ransomware success is driven by victims who pay the ransom

Over a quarter of organizations that have been paralyzed by ransomware attacks choose to pay the ransom. They do this because they don't have any other options than to accept the demands of the criminals targeting them. The average ransom amount is now more than 1 million dollars. A study by Cro... Read more

date3 years ago
IBM is cutting 10,000 employees from its European services unit

IBM is cutting 10,000 employees from its European services unit

IBM plans to cut 10,000 jobs from its European services unit to minimize costs before they spin off the division in 2021, according to Bloomberg report released today. The job cuts will affect about 20% of IBM staff in the region, with offices in the U.K. and Germany facing the biggest cuts. Office... Read more

date3 years ago
Mac mini owners complain about Bluetooth issues

Mac mini owners complain about Bluetooth issues

Several Mac mini users complain that they have problems with devices connected to their Mac mini using Bluetooth. The connection has hiccups or even drops out altogether. Problems occur with a variety of different devices, such as mice, keyboards, and headphones. For example, users say their mic... Read more

date3 years ago
New EU rules should ease data exchange

New EU rules should ease data exchange

The European Union has introduced a new set of rules giving companies and organisations the means to exchange data with each other. This includes both personal and public data. The model is based on neutrality and transparency, Reuters writes. It makes use of so-called "data intermediaries", whi... Read more

date3 years ago
Microsoft opens its most sustainable data center in Sweden in 2021

Microsoft opens its most sustainable data center in Sweden in 2021

Microsoft announced a plan to open in Sweden in 2021, the most advanced and sustainable data center location ever made. The company says that the new region, which includes data centers in Gävle Sandviken and Staffanstorp, will help it achieve the goal of using 100% renewable energy sources in all... Read more

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