Carrefour joins IBM Food Trust to help you trace product origin Carrefour customers will soon be able to track the …


Carrefour joins IBM Food Trust to help you trace product origin Carrefour customers will soon be able to track the …

Microsoft has temporarily halted the roll out of its Windows 10 October update, following complaints that it has been deleting …

Alphabet Inc’s Google will shut down the consumer version of its social network Google+ following its announcement that the private profile data of at least 500,000 users may have been exposed to hundreds of external developers, Reuters reported.

Managed, integrated and consulting services will be the key categories, where companies plan to invest their security spend

Microsoft has opened pre-orders for its latest Surface Laptop 2 and Pro 6 devices but you can only place the …

Estonia is an unlikely candidate for the world’s most tech-savvy nation. With a population of 1.3 million, the Baltic state …

The US Securities and Exchange Commission has reportedly said that car-maker Tesla and Chief Executive Elon Musk had agreed to pay $20 million.

“We are pushing the bounds in AI, edge computing and IoT, while providing end-to-end security to empower every organisation to build its own digital capability and thrive in this new era,” said Satya Nadella, CEO, Microsoft.

Qualcomm has reportedly accused Apple of stealing its chip-making secrets and sharing it with rival Intel.

Instagram founders Kevin Systrom and Mike Krieger are leaving Facebook amid tensions with CEO Mark Zuckerberg over the directions of the photo-sharing app.

Porsche will reportedly stop offering diesel versions of its cars and will focus on gasoline, electric and hybrid vehicles, Bloomberg …

The White House has reportedly drafted an executive order that would push federal antitrust and law enforcement agencies to probe the business practices of social media and other Internet companies.

Uber Technologies is in early talks to buy food-delivery company Deliveroo for several billion dollars, Bloomberg reported.

Altaba Inc, formerly known as Yahoo! Inc, said it expects to incur a total of $47 million in litigation expenses to settle the three cases for failing to disclose the 2014 cybersecurity breach.