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Ring Adds End-to-End Encryption For Video Streams
Ring has announced it is now offering end-to-end encryption to protect videos through the entire process.
Cisco Pulls the Plug on Smart Cities Business
Cisco has reportedly decided to pull the plug on its plans to build a business around smart cities.
Verizon Teams With Microsoft For State of the Art 5G IoT
Verizon partners with Microsoft to create new ways for enterprises to accelerate the delivery of fast and secure 5G applications to enable state of the art low-latency IoT solutions.
Dell: 80% of Companies Fast-Tracked Digital Transformation
A Dell commissioned an independent survey of 4,300 worldwide business leaders indicates a massive shift toward digital transformation in 2020 accelerated by the pandemic.
AMD In Talks to Buy Chipmaker Xilinx
AMD is in talks to buy chipmaker Xilinx, with a deal possible as early as next week.
IBM: Barriers To Digital Transformation Have Broken Down
Brenda Harvey, General Manager of IBM Asia Pacific, discusses how the work at home acceleration has permanently broken down the barriers to digital transformation.
VMWare & Nvidia Partner To Democratize AI
Patrick Gelsinger, CEO of VMWare, announced just before this year’s huge virtual VMworld 2020 conference a partnership with Nvidia that will bring on the democratization of AI.
Microsoft Unlocks Power Of 5G For Telecommunications
Jason Zander of Microsoft Azure, announces new collaborations with the telecommunications industry that will unlock the power of 5G.
Mozilla WebThings Being Spun Out As Separate Open Source Project
Mozilla has announced it is spinning of its WebThings endeavor as a standalone open source project.