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	7 smartphone rules changed this week There's a whole new set of rules and protections for all of us. Read More WHITE PAPER: LogMeIn Re-Evaluating the Role of "Traditional" Audio Conferencing The audio conferencing market is changing and buyers are starting to move from traditional audio conference providers to integrated audio and web conferencing solutions. Learn More>> In this Issue Uber will fight to keep Boston ride data private Scientists say AI fears unfounded, could hinder tech advances Reddit handed over user info for 58% of government requests At UCSF Medical Center, robot-aided healthcare is here Apple puts the big hurt on Samsung EMC plans layoffs in wake of weakened outlook Amazon returns to profit as holiday sales soar Citrix to cut 900 jobs as a 'defensive' move Google misses with Q4 sales and earnings Intel to buy Lantiq in a push to make more home devices connected WHITE PAPER: Attachmate Six Ways To Re-Think Your File Movement Strategies As organizations re-think their file movement strategies, they need better visibility over files and file movements, better management of file access, and better governance of file actions. Learn More Uber will fight to keep Boston ride data private Trade secrets are exempt from public disclosure under a section of Massachusetts Public Records Law. Read More Scientists say AI fears unfounded, could hinder tech advances Artificial intelligence research – for at least the foreseeable future – is going to help humans, not harm them. Read More Reddit handed over user info for 58% of government requests Reddit's first "transparency report" details requests for user information from both government entities and private lawyers. Read More At UCSF Medical Center, robot-aided healthcare is here When the UCSF Medical Center at Mission Bay hospital opens on Sunday, it'll boast the largest fleet of hospital robots in the world and showcase how much healthcare and tech are becoming intertwined. Read More Apple puts the big hurt on Samsung Things are not looking so good for Samsung in the smartphone market, especially as it faces its Apple nemesis. Read More WHITE PAPER: Attachmate Six Ways To Re-Think Your File Movement Strategies As organizations re-think their file movement strategies, they need better visibility over files and file movements, better management of file access, and better governance of file actions. Learn More EMC plans layoffs in wake of weakened outlook Storage giant EMC will soon start handing out pink slips as part of a new restructuring effort prompted by a weakened financial outlook. Read More Amazon returns to profit as holiday sales soar Amazon reported a jump in sales for the last quarter -- and a return to profit. Read More Citrix to cut 900 jobs as a 'defensive' move Citrix Systems announced better than expected financial results for the last quarter along with a restructuring plan that will see 900 jobs being cut. Read More Google misses with Q4 sales and earnings Google disappointed Wall Street with its fourth quarter results, missing expectations for both sales and earnings, and growing its advertising business more slowly. Read More Intel to buy Lantiq in a push to make more home devices connected In its push to connect as many gadgets to the Internet as possible, Intel has agreed to buy Lantiq, a German company that makes broadband access and home networking technology. Read More
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