
Microsoft Expands IoT Plan with Enhanced Azure Features
Microsoft revealed numerous upgrades to its Azure IoT Central platform, which is intended for the use of enterprises to connect IoT-enabled devices.
Microsoft revealed numerous upgrades to its Azure IoT Central platform, which is intended for the use of enterprises to connect IoT-enabled devices.
Facebook has announced a new feature. The tool was released to help people better manage their treatment while ensuring strict privacy.
MasterCard announced that it will use Envisible’s new Wholechain traceability infrastructure to create a blockchain-based supply chain to trace the origin of seafood sold at Topco Associates.
Uber has unveiled a new division called Uber Money which will offer its drivers bank accounts along with digital wallets, credit and debit cards, to receive instant payments.
Facebook has filled investors kitty handsomely ever since it conducted an IPO in 2012. A $1000 investment in 2012 could have fetched nearly 400% returns at the current price.
According to Apple, the level of noise cancellation with new AirPods Pro is adjusted up to 200 times per second.
Today the Shares of Richard Branson-backed Virgin Galactic has jumped as much as 7.7% in early trading on the New York Stock Exchange.
Microsoft has won the $10 billion Pentagon cloud computing contract, known as JEDI, over Amazon which was quite surprising.
China apparently has a couple of blockchain projects which once fully implemented will leave the rest of the world in the dust.
According to Elon Musk, Tesla’s new V3 Solar Roof will cost less than a standard roof plus solar panels.
Facebook has announced the launch of a News feature with initial coverage in some parts of the United States.
All eyes are anxiously glued on Ford, as they plan to launch the electric SUV “Mustang-inspired” on November 17.
Google announced its first dedicated internal game studio for Stadia in Montreal that is to be launched in the nearest future.
Before 2019 runs out, Square has announced that it will begin fractional share investments via its Cash App.
Bezos would still be ranked No. 1 if he and MacKenzie Bezos hadn’t divorced. MacKenzie received a quarter of their Amazon holdings.