Monthly Archives: November, 2022

It's been six months since Uber unveiled Go, Get It, a global smorgasbord of product and feature reveals that covered everything from booking party buses and voice ordering for Uber Eats to linking trip plans to Gmail and skipping the lines. to eat in sports stadiums.

Google has accepted a $391.5 million settlement with 40 state attorneys general over its location tracking practices. The settlement states that Google misled its users into believing that they had turned off location tracking even as the company continued to collect their location information.

Despite a mixed year in the crypto markets, many market participants are not concerned about the long-term health of the sector, saying that legal frameworks in 2023 could restore confidence in the industry.

More and more organizations are affected by ransomware attacks, critical vulnerabilities in open source software are in the news, and we see industries and governments coming together to discuss initiatives to improve software security.

If the banking-as-a-service fintech Unit does its job right, it will be ubiquitous among businesses while having a name unknown to the end user. The company offers businesses a way to integrate financial services into their product, and after launching debit cards, Unit is officially entering the credit card game.

It seemed the tide was turning on ransomware after the US government scored a handful of victories against cybercriminals carrying out these increasingly damaging attacks.

Kubernetes has become an industry standard, with up to 94% of organizations deploying their services and applications on the container orchestration platform, according to surveys. One of the key reasons companies implement Kubernetes is for standardization, which allows power users to see double the productivity benefits.

As more details emerge regarding the events that led to FTX's bankruptcy and shocking collapse, investors in the cryptocurrency exchange are also being scrutinized.