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Facebook has revealed to the US Congress that it shared data with 52 hardware and software companies from around the world. As The Wall Street Journal reports, this new information was disclosed in a 747-page […]

VPS (Virtual Private Servers), as a hosting option, sit between shared hosting and dedicated servers in the overall hierarchy of web hosting. However, while they share a lot of features with dedicated servers, their prices […]

Home Office permanent secretary Philip Rutnam has been criticised over the long-delayed review of the troubled Emergency Services Network (ESN) roll-out, after he was unable to make any firm commitment as to whether it would […]

MANDEL NGAN/AFP/Getty Images As part of the consent decree reached in the Justice Department investigation that followed the death of Freddie Gray and the ensuing unrest, an assessment team from the National Police Foundation recently […]

Web hosting is normally a service you’ll buy just for your own use, but sometimes it pays to think bigger. If you’re running your own business, for instance, perhaps as a developer or web designer, […]

Openreach has named Exeter in Devon as the latest UK city to benefit from its roll-out of ultrafast fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) broadband networks. Exeter is the first new location to be added to the list of […]

The Long Term Evolution mobile device standard used by billions of people was designed to fix many of the security shortcomings in the predecessor standard known as Global System for Mobile communications. Mutual authentication between […]

As more and more enterprises rush to join the DevOps movement, practitioners share details of how they secured grassroots support for their senior leadership team’s top-down agile adoption mandates Share this item with your network: […]

California is imposing a privacy law giving consumers more control over how their personal data is collected, used, and sold by corporations. Broadband providers, tech companies, and advertising groups had been fighting against a ballot […]

Enlarge / Nothing like cartoony smiley faces to break down how smartphones, local networks, and TV devices could join forces to trigger microphones and listen to advertisements’ audio. As Facebook tries to get ahead of […]