BT, Vodafone and IBM link cloud systems for business
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BT and Vodafone are teaming up with IBM to offer businesses a way to link different cloud computing systems.
Fossil Group flogs smartwatch tech to Google
Banks $40 million
Fossil Group is flogging its intellectual property related to a smartwatch technology currently under development to Google for $40 million.
Facebook slashes more Russian accounts
Some linked to state-owned news agency Sputnik
Facebook has removed hundreds of Russia-initiated accounts, which it judged to be involved in coordinated inauthentic behaviour on its platforms.
US business more worried about cyber attacks than economy
Risk of a recession is only their third biggest concern
US CEOs are more worried about cyber-attacks than their competition, or the risk of a recession.
Apple boss calls for an end of the shadow economy
Not the tax dodging one the other one
Apple's chief executive Tim Cook has called for regulation to tackle the "shadow economy" of data brokers.
Trump’s fixer fiddled on-line polls
Claims Trump ordered him
Donald (Prince of Orange) Trump’s fixer Michael Cohen said he tried to rig online polls ‘at the direction’ of the man who would be president.
FCC can’t use shut-down to avoid court
Net neutrality case must proceed
FCC attempts to use the government shut-down to avoid a court case on net-neutrality have failed.
Apple loses appeal in FaceTime lawsuit
Must pay VirnetX $440 million
Apple has lost an appeal to have a patent judgment set aside relating to FaceTime technology and has been ordered to pay VirnetX $440 million.
Struggling Apple stops hiring
Can't afford new staff
The company which has more money than it knows what to do with, is not hiring any more people to take money from those with more money than sense.
TSMC sulks about its future
Chips are down
TSMC has slashed its full year investment and forecast its sharpest quarterly revenue fall in a decade, joining a string of tech companies warning of a slowdown in global smartphone demand.
