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Microsoft is launching a new Azure service that aims to meet the geospatial needs enterprise customers that use location data.

Intel announced a collaboration with entertainment company Warner Bros. to develop in-cabin, immersive experiences...

The general consensus is that IT executives remain extremely concerned about the visibility of applications deployed in the cloud.

Neuromorphic chips are inspired by the human brain, which will help computers make decisions based on patterns and associations.

While reducing spend on MPLS is often cited as a key reason for SD-WAN, there are other key benefits, says Silver Peak's Jim Metzler.

Intel has developed a self-learning neuromorphic chip, codenamed Loihi, that mimics the human brain and could revolutionize AI.

Meet Sayer: Jaguar's AI steering wheel that's set to become your new driving mate and on-demand car club buddy, unveiled at Tech Fest.

Encryption and authentication technologies are able to encrypt data between the vehicle and smartphone; as well as accurately identify the requests.

Trillium has added the oldest automotive security provider in the world to its portfolio for an undisclosed amount.

Researchers at Tencent's Keen Security Lab discovered major security holes in Tesla's firmware, which attackers could use to control vehicles.

IBM X-Force researchers are expanding their focus to include vehicle and IoT security in response to a growing market for data connectivity in vehicles.

The suites unify multiple applications into a single suite for specific industries such as healthcare, public sector and distribution.

Schneider Electric, a global organisation that specialises in energy management and automation, is one of the companies that made the list.

Corporate culture is the biggest barrier to becoming a digital organisation, risking falling behind, according to Capgemini and Brian Solis.

The Cloud Security Alliance has released a report on connected car security, covering design and attack vectors.

Competing in today's tech market means understanding the value your product delivers to customers, not just its features.

Why should I get a Penetration test? The simple answer is to provide assurance that your IT infrastructure isn't vulnerable.

security experts Symantec have compiled a list of 10 security threat predictions for 2017 as cybercriminals change tactics. Here's what can we expect.

Of course the million dollar question was how to harness these insights and leverage them to forge business advantage.

Vincent Weafer of McAfee Labs warns of the need to secure the cyber supply chain, as attackers target weak links for exploitation.