[ad_1] Cryptocurrencies backed by cash could potentially be covered by the same regulations used to govern securities, according to a global financial oversight group. The finding could help move forward …
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[ad_1] Welcome to the Fall 2019 digital issue of CIO. In these pages, you’ll learn how the CIO role is evolving, how you can foster a culture of innovation, how …
Read More[ad_1] A new specification to allow businesses to create blockchain-based tokens for international trade and finance has been published – and businesses have already tested digital money based on it …
Read More[ad_1] It seems like there’s a new data breach every month, and as hackers ramp up their efforts to steal our private info, it’s only natural to feel afraid. What …
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[ad_1] The cloud began as a commodity business. Oh sure, there were small differences like the size of the RAM or the way the virtual CPUs were measured but the …
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[ad_1] You’ve probably never written anything in Rust, the open source, systems-level programming language created by Mozilla, but you likely will at some point. Developers crowned Rust their “most loved” …
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[ad_1] Chrome last month continued its seesaw in user share, throwing away most of the gains it had made the month prior while remaining fully in charge of the browser …
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[ad_1] Sometimes you want an earbuds set with just a little more beef—something that’s secure on your head, with easier-to-find controls for picking up calls and adjusting volume, and that’s …
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[ad_1] Whether you’ve had issues with blood pressure or just want to keep on top of your health, an at-home blood pressure monitor can keep you in the loop without …
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[ad_1] Today, Structured Query Language is the standard means of manipulating and querying data in relational databases, though with proprietary extensions among the products. The ease and ubiquity of SQL …
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