Technology

Technology

Digital Transformation: Obsolete Concept or Rare Feat?

Every company seemingly is digitally transforming, so does the term have any real meaning? Only a small slice of companies are doing the term justice.

David McCann
February 20, 2020
Regulation

Barr Questions Lawsuit Immunity for Tech Firms

A 1996 law that protects operators of online platforms from liability for user-posted content may no longer be necessary, the attorney general says.
M&A

Dell Sells RSA for $2B to Streamline Portfolio

The sale of the cybersecurity firm to an investor group "gives us greater flexibility to focus on integrated innovation across Dell Technologies."
Cybersecurity

Attacked by Ransomware, Many Companies Opt to Pay Up

The demanded ransom is often a moderate amount that would pale in comparison to the recovery and reputational costs for a company that refuses to pay.
Technology

A Game Plan for Quantum Computing

Some companies may begin to reap gains from quantum computing within five years. Here's what they should know now.
Mobile

Warner Music Pitches IPO on Streaming Surge

The record label believes "consumer adoption of paid streaming services still has significant potential for growth.”
Social Media

Alphabet Discloses $15B in 2019 YouTube Ad Revenue

In its fourth-quarter report, Google's parent broke out results for YouTube and its cloud services business for the first time.
Technology

SoftBank-Backed Online Store Brandless Shutting Down

Brandless fails at a direct-to-consumer model after three years of operations and $240 million in funding.
Mobile

Facebook Shares Drop 7% Despite Earnings Beat

A fourth straight quarter of revenue growth below 30% and a 34% jump in expenses may have weighed on investors.
Mobile

Sprint Loses More Postpaid Phone Customers

"The company's long-gestating merger with T-Mobile continued to hang over every aspect" of Sprint's Q3 results.
Artificial Intelligence

U.S. Facing Threats to AI Tech Leadership

The AI race is inextricably linked with immigration policies and government investment, MIT researchers say.
Data Security

Media to Go Tech-Free in Data Release ‘Lockups’

The Trump administration says reporters' use of computers in secure lockup rooms can give high-speed traders a "head start" on market-moving news.
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