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  • Using Watson to manage cyber security could help to combat threats efficiently. (Clockready/CC BY-SA 3.0)
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    IBM Employs Artificial Intelligence to Enhance Cyber Security

    IBM now expands the scope of action of their artificial intelligence engine. It will now also help in attaining the cyber security.

  • Deutsche Bank has banned its employees from using several communication apps including WhatsApp on their work phones. (Pedro Plassen Lopes/CC BY 2.0)
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    Deutsche Bank Bans Messaging Apps on Company Phones

    Deutsche Bank has banned its employees from text messaging and using communication apps like WhatsApp, iMessage, and Google Talk on company-issued phones and personal phones used for work purposes. The policy, which would come into effect this quarter, has been implemented to "ensure Deutsche Bank continues to comply with regulatory and legal requirements."

  • Samsung reportedly lost $5.2 billion over three-quarters because of the Galaxy Note 7 fiasco. (Mike Mozart/CC BY 2.0)
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    Samsung Gets to the Bottom of Galaxy Note 7 Issue

    South Korean tech giant Samsung has concluded its investigation into its exploding Galaxy Note 7 devices. A person familiar with the issue said that Samsung has finished its probe and confirmed that the device's battery that caused the explosion.

  • Soon, owners of Tesla cars would have to pay to use the company's chargers. (Joseph Thornton/CC BY-SA 2.0)
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    Tesla Would not Provide Free Charging for Electric Vehicles Anymore

    Owners of Tesla cars would not be able to charge their vehicles for free anymore. Paul Grewal, the owner of a Tesla car, has revealed that the company will not provide the luxury of free charging to Tesla car owners in the future. The cost of using Tesla's superchargers was also disclosed.

  • Microsoft announced its acquisition of Maluuba via an online blog post. (Dcoetzee/CC BY-SA 3.0)
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    Microsoft Acquires Toronto-Based AI Startup Maluuba

    Microsoft has acquired Maluuba, a Toronto-based Artificial Intelligence startup.

  • The web-based bulletins are a feature of Microsoft's patch disclosure policies that have been around 1998. (YouTube)
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    Microsoft to Stop Issuing Security Bulletins in February

    Microsoft will stop issuing detailed security bulletins next month. For the past 20 years, these bulletins have provided users and IT professionals with information about vulnerabilities and their patches.

  • LeEco has secured new investment from Sunac China Holdings. (YouTube)
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    LeEco Raises $2.18 Billion From China's Sunac After a Finanical Crises

    A few months after admitting that it is facing a financial crises, technology startup LeEco has raised a net amount of 15.04 billion yuan ($2.2 billion) in a new round of investment funding from the Chinese property developer Sunac China Holdings, according to a stock exchange statement made by Sunac on Friday.

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