Latest from James Sanders
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Hardware and software vendors continue to flee Huawei following blacklisting
Just over one week after an executive order prohibiting US companies from selling products to Huawei, the world's third largest smartphone manufacturer finds itself with few friends.
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One year in, fewer than half of professionals believe GDPR increased data protection
Younger workers are more impassioned about technology regulation, while half of all professionals are annoyed by pop-ups and opt-ins for data handling.
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Sony Mobile effectively exiting US market amid slowing sales of smartphones
Sony's new CEO Kenichiro Yoshida calls the loss-making division "indispensable," though half-hearted efforts in the US and struggles in carrier partnerships made Sony a minority player stateside.
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Arm suspends cooperation with Huawei, endangering mobile and server business
UK-based Arm Holdings has issued a memo to staff indicating it must stop working with Chinese equipment manufacturer Huawei, following a US trade dispute.
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Capital One's Critical Stack platform aims to secure cloud migration and deployment
Capital One released Critical Stack, a Kubernetes container orchestration platform in an effort to cultivate a developer ecosystem.
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Windows 10 May 2019 Update: Everything you need to know
Changes are coming to Windows 10 with the release of version 1903 that affect everyday users and IT decision makers. Here's what you need to know.
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Your data, stolen twice: Pirated phishing kit contains hidden backdoor
A commercial phishing platform that targets Apple users has proven popular enough for other criminals to pirate, though the pirated version transmits harvested data through a hidden back channel.
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Why post-quantum encryption will be critical to protect current classical computers
Quantum computers are theorized to be capable of breaking RSA encryption. Experts disagree on when it could happen, but agree on a need for quantum-proof encryption.
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Huawei's "plan B" smartphone OS: What it needs to succeed
Component manufacturers around the world are cutting off Huawei following an executive order signed by President Trump. As a result, Huawei's contingency plan may see the light of day.
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South Korean government planning Linux migration as Windows 7 support ends
The Interior Ministry is preparing a test deployment to determine compatibility with existing systems ahead of a potential broader deployment across the government.