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Oracle Brings a Cybertruck to the Country Where It's Not Street-Legal
An MWC demo shows off Oracle’s law-enforcement technology on Tesla's polarizing EV.
Oracle VirtualBox Review
The free VirtualBox virtualization software has some appeal for hobbyists with x86 machines, though its Apple silicon support is underwhelming and certain to cause frustration.
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Class-Action Lawsuit Accuses Oracle of Tracking 5 Billion People
The company stands accused of earning billions from a 'Worldwide Surveillance Machine.'
Report: Oracle Is Trying to Acquire TikTok
Larry Ellison's company held preliminary talks with Chinese owner ByteDance and is competing with Microsoft for the video-sharing social network.
7 Steps to Securing Your Point-of-Sale System
Hackers have various attack vectors when it comes to point-of-sale (POS) systems. They can steal data by uploading malware, or by accessing systems from a remote network. Here are seven steps to consider when protecting your business from POS intrusions.
Nearly 40 Percent of Tech Workers Have Faced Sexism at Work
Intel had the highest percentage of workers indicate they have witnessed or experienced sexism on the job (59 percent).
Tsk-tsk! Some Tech Workers Admit to Cheating on Taxes
Nearly 7 percent of recently polled tech workers said they have have improperly used tax shelters or intentionally misreported their earnings or expenses.
Internet Eye Tests: Will You Really Buy Your Next Prescription Online?
Companies such as Opternative and Warby Parker offer online eye exams to save you a trip to the optical store. But questions remain about whether an online approach to eye care is really good for consumers.
5 Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP) Trends to Watch in 2019
ERP systems provide a single software tool to handle every aspect of your business, from accounting to customer support. But a plethora of new product trends in 2018 means that next year's crop of ERP platforms need to up their game to stay relevant.
Not Even Apple Employees Can Afford a Family in Silicon Valley
The anonymous-workplace social-networking app Blind asked its users, most of whom live and work in the Bay Area, to say whether the following statement is true or false for them: 'The rising cost of living has forced me to delay starting a family.'
Containers, Explained
All you need to know about linux containers and how DevOps, Docker and microservices are transforming the ways companies create and deliver applications.
Oracle Eyes 5G Network Evolution at Mobile World Congress
Oracle's telecommunications arm rolls out new Session Border Controller and VoLTE tech as the company ponders how AI and blockchain could power networks of the future.
Back to Basics: Predictions on the Future of CRM
The future of customer relationship management (CRM) requires simplicity and sensibility, according to tech industry veterans.
Can't Afford Silicon Valley? Denver Would Like a Word
Denver has a fast-growing startup scene thanks to affordable housing, an educated workforce, and welcoming business community. We checked it out during the recent Denver Startup Week.
Tips & Tricks Bible: Oracle NetSuite OneWorld
Oracle NetSuite OneWorld users enjoy a deep and rich ecosystem of ERP functionality. Here 15 tips and tricks for getting more out of your NetSuite investment.
President Trump Establishes 'American Technology Council'
The team will 'coordinate the vision, strategy, and direction for the Federal Government's use of information technology,' and advise the president on IT policy decisions.
MasterCard Makes it Easier to Open, Close a Bar Tab
MasterCard adds a new 'Open a Tab' feature to its payments app and tips an Oracle partnership.
The Best Business Products of 2016
We've tested several hundred Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) business applications in the PC Labs over the past year, and found that 42 SaaS apps are the heads of their classes in 13 categories. These are the ones you should buy for your business to prepare for success in 2017.
Oracle Chases Amazon With Supersized Cloud Infrastructure
Larry Ellison announced Oracle's next-generation Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) platform at Oracle OpenWorld, proclaiming "Amazon's lead is over."
Hackers Breach Hundreds of Thousands of Cash Registers
A security researcher said the breach appears to have originated from a Russian cybercrime syndicate.
