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Nvidia acquires enterprise HPC cluster management platform Bright Computing
The firm previously joined Nvidia's DGX-Ready Software program.
Associated Press announces new marketplace for NFT photography
The NFT marketplace will be built by blockchain technology provider Xooa.
Apple: Developers have made more than $260 billion in the App Store
The App Store is now used by more than 600 million people each week across 175 countries, Apple said Monday.
Take-Two Interactive acquiring mobile gaming giant Zynga for $12.7 billion
The Grand Theft Auto and NBA 2K publisher is planning a major expansion into the smartphone and tablet gaming spaces.
In just a week, my Bitcoin 'investment' plummeted by almost 14%
Hey, it's only fake money, right?
Mozilla temporarily stops crypto donations over climate impact concerns
Change in course follows outcry from some Mozilla and Gecko founders.
TurboTax review: The broadest options from an industry staple
Intuit's tax-prep software offers everything from simple mobile apps to filing with the assistance of a human CPA.
Report: $2.2 billion in cryptocurrency stolen from DeFi platforms in 2021
A new Chainalysis report found that the amount of cryptocurrency stolen from DeFi platforms grew 1,330% in 2021.
Kosovo bans cryptocurrency mining in face of European energy crisis
With outages and surging electricity prices, Kosovo will ban the production of cryptocurrency to ease energy consumption.
TaxAct 2022 review: Affordable online tax filing with a personal touch
TaxAct is an inexpensive but comprehensive online offering that is bolstered by free assistance from a CPA if you file before March 31.
Apple makes history as world's first $3 trillion company
It took Apple over 40 years to drive its market cap past the $1 trillion mark -- and less than four to pass $3 trillion.
FTFTX: Real-time cryptocurrency market data and trading platform launches
Future FinTech Group and FTFT Capital Investments say the platform will provide investors with real-time data by aggregating trading information from a large number of cryptocurrency exchanges.
I bought Bitcoin from PayPal. Here's what happened
If you're buying Bitcoin using PayPal, check your anonymity at the door. Not only do you ante up with money, but with an uncomfortable amount of personal identifiable information (PII). Oh, and then it broke.
Auditing firm CertiK declares crypto smart wallet SaitaMask 'issue free and hacker resistant'
Newly-formed cryptocurrency platform Saitama says the positive audit will help make its $SAITAMA tokens more accessible.
2018's worst cryptocurrency scams, cyberattacks (in pictures)
Everything from ICO scams to 51 percent attacks has plagued the cryptocurrency space over the course of this year.
How Blockchain technologies are transforming our societies
We take a look at the surprising uses of distributed ledger technology in 2018.
Top tips for investing in cryptocurrency
Bitcoin, Ether, ICOs -- interest in cryptocurrency has exploded, but where should you begin?
DBS Bank transforms customer experience with tech
The Singapore bank's latest branch taps technology to improve customer service, providing a more interactive and intuitive experience, say DBS execs.
ZDNet App Wrap: September 17, 2012
Feedly, metro.am, YouTube, Planner Pro, St George Banking Application, Quora, 8Bit Beatbox, and Janetter Pro for Twitter.
ZDNet App Wrap: September 10, 2012
ANZ goMoney, HSBC, uTorrent, uDraw, The Decision App, Note.S, The Textastic Code Editor, and ScrapNote
Tech IPO busts from the Internet boom (gallery)
As Facebook prepares to launch its massive IPO, it's a good time to look at the late 90s to see what people thought were good investments.
How Apple should spend its $90 billion in cash
Apple, with a market capitalization of over $416 billion, its stock trading at around $445 a share, and swimming in over $90 billion in cash, needs to figure out how to spend its money. I’ve got a few suggestions.
Ten catastrophes: All-time worst tech industry executive decisions
IT, software and computer companies are certainly not without their share of poor executive decisions and mismanagement. While dozens of notable examples could have made our list, these were by far the top top 10 worst in the history of the technology industry, causing many billions of dollars of lost revenue or resulted in the downfall of entire companies.
Internet Explorer 9 Tracking Protection: how it works
With the IE9 Release Candidate, Microsoft has taken the wraps off a powerful new privacy-protection tool. Using the Tracking Protection feature, any IE9 user can install a list of sites and substrings that it wants to block. The effect is to block third-party tracking cookies, web beacons, analytics scripts, and even ads.
General Imaging CES 2011 digital cameras and camcorders line-up
General Imaging brought a large new line of compact digital cameras and camcorders to CES 2011, ranging from rugged and waterproof to 16-megapixel shooters capable of recording full HD video.
How to spoof your GPS geolocation on Facebook Places or Twitter
Proof of concept: Ever wanted to rob a bank and give yourself an alibi? Want to bunk off work and prove you're going to the doctors? Now you can.
Patch Tuesday's make investors jittery
Disclosing software vulnerabilities can be bad for stock price, according to research carried out by security firm McAfee.
Gallery: The sights of TechCrunch 50
Last year, TechCrunch40 was an enormous showcase for startups to present their idea to venture capitalists, entrepreneurs, and the press. This year, it's even bigger.
Image Gallery: SplashMoney for Windows Mobile
As we move to managing most of our money on the internet, it becomes more important to be able to track that data closely. With SplashMoney for Windows Mobile you can now view your banking information, manage transactions, setup budgets, track your spending, and more all from your mobile phone. You no longer have to wonder where all that money went and can see it disappear in full color on your device.
Can IT departments keep up with accelerating transformation? Managers aren't so sure
Despite the huge efforts made by tech teams during the pandemic, Owen Hughes says IT leaders have little faith in their department's ability to keep pace. Read more: https://zd.net/3rQ3GsB
How Truist Bank is pulling off the largest bank merger of the digital age
After BB&T and SunTrust came together in a $66 billion deal, the new bank crafted a plan it calls the "digital straddle" to move consumers to a new digital platform before consolidating their backend systems.
Will the Elizabeth Holmes trial change Silicon Valley's venture capital system?
Tonya Hall talks Theranos courtroom strategy with Aron Solomon, chief legal analyst at Esquire Digital.
A tech investor's tips to avoid a Nokia syndrome
How can we foresee those exponential leaps in the tech world? Tonya Hall talks to Guy Perelmuter, founder of GRIDS Capital.
In the app economy, can Apple and Google set the rules undisturbed?
Tonya Hall asks Adam Kovacevich, CEO at Chamber of Progress, about a new bill that wants to regulate mobile app platforms.
The people have spoken: We want upload bandwidth
Tonya Hall talks to Cheryl Choy, senior VP at AT&T, about how consumers' expectations of home internet have evolved.
A history lesson: Conquering space was never a friendly competition
Tonya Hall talks to Jeff Shesol, historian and author, about his latest book "Mercury Rising" and the space race during the Cold War.
Restaurant menus or fashion magazines: This publishing platform puts your content everywhere
Tonya Hall talks to Joe Hyrkin, CEO at Issuu, about how anybody, from small businesses to brands, can create its own digital content, distribute it, and monetize it.
The moment tech got out of control: When social media and phones met
Tonya Hall talks to Ben Pring, director of Cognizant's Center for the Future of Work, about whether humanity can cope with the dizzying development of tech.
The largest community of female coders makes the jump to the US
Tonya Hall interviews Anna Brailsford, CEO at Code First Girls, about how partnerships with big industry names can help bring more women into tech.
NAB receives green light to acquire 86 400
The ACCC has provided the tick of approval for NAB to buy 86 400.
OCBC trials face verification log-in at ATMs
The Singaporean Bank now has face verification at eight ATMs across the city-state to bypass the need for ATM cards.
Tech trends futurologist: 2021 is overwhelming
Tonya Hall interviews Amy Webb, CEO of the Future Today Institute, about the arduous job of researching the most important tech and science trends for 2021.
David Teoh resigns from TPG chairman role
Elusive founder of TPG has stepped down as chair and board member of the new TPG Telecom.
Space startup aspires to clean up Earth's lower orbit
Tonya Hall talks to COO of Astrospace Chris Blackerby about its space debris removal demo.
