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Proscia's $46M Series C propels AI-driven pathology into the mainstream | VentureBeat

Proscia raises $9M in Series C extension and secures FDA clearance to accelerate the adoption of AI-powered digital pathology for life sciences and diagnostic laboratories.

VB in Conversation - Singapore's AI Edge | VentureBeat

Singapore’s AI Edge In the space of nine months, Google Cloud’s Caroline Yap has held over one thousand meetings with C-suite officers and boards of directors about generative AI. In her role as Managing Director of Global AI Business and Applied Engineering at Google Cloud, she sat down with VentureBeat to talk about the speed […]

Microsoft’s mobile shakeup: Will it unleash Windows Phone? | Network World

Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer Tuesday announced some major changes in the company's entertainment and mobile device businesses. Veteran Robbie Balch, who oversaw a combined group, is retiring and won't be replaced.

Netbooks, Office likely to keep hurting Microsoft sales, analyst says | Network World

Strong sales of netbook computers, combined with plummeting sales of Microsoft Office to consumers, hurt Microsoft Corp.'s otherwise-strong first-quarter 2010 results.

Cisco will be hard pressed to match 2009 | Network World

2009 started with a bang and ended with a bash for Cisco. The company entered the data center blade server market in the beginning of the year and ended it with two acquisitions worth a combined $6.3 billion.

iPhone gets .Net app development | Network World

Novell technology lets developers use .Net and C# instead of C or Objective-C to build applications for Apple's handheld

Edible microchip monitor can tell if you take your medicine | Network World

Researchers at the University of Florida have combined two-way radio-frequency communications, microchips and printed nano-particle antennas to make pills that communicate with cell phones or laptops to tell doctors whether patients are taking their medicine.

Should tech pros get an MBA? | Network World

Technical experience combined with business acumen is an appealing package, particularly for senior IT management roles such as CIO and IT director. But earning an MBA is no golden ticket for IT pros, staffing experts caution.

Study calls for more C-level involvement in cybersecurity | Network World

Organizations with top executives who aren't involved in cybersecurity decisions face a serious problem -- a major hit to their bottom lines, according to a report released Wednesday.

FBI Warns Hacktivists: You’re Breaking the Law | Network World

Last July, the FBI executed what is arguably its most public campaign against hacktivists--individuals who breach computer systems to make a political or ideological statement. On Tuesday, July 19, the G-men c■ 12 men and two women allegedly associated with hacktivist group Anonymous for their supposed involvement in a dedicated denial of service (DDoS) attack against PayPal's website in December 2010.

Microsoft on Lync launch: The PBX era is over | Network World

Microsoft says its renamed unified communications and collaboration (UC&C) platform  – Lync – is ready to replace corporate PBXs, generating savings by centralizing call control and other phone features to reduce the number of devices that need to be maintained.

Microsoft’s Lync fills gaps in VoIP | Network World

Despite the name change and hype around its dramatic release candidate and RTM version, the net significance of Microsoft's Lync 2010 release is that it brings the company's unified communications and collaboration (UC&C) platform up to par in some areas with competitors – though it doesn't slingshot past them, experts say.

Xamarin expands Android, iPhone cross-platform development kit | Network World

On Thursday, Xamarin added an API (application programming interface) for contacts to its new cross-platform Mobile development kit, with which the company aims to make it easier for C# users to develop applications for Android and iOS at the same time.

Ballmer: IBM-Sun deal could help Microsoft | Network World

A union between IBM and Sun would give Microsoft a competitive advantage during the time IBM worked to incorporate Sun's copious assets into a combined company, Microsoft's Steve Ballmer said Thursday.

ACM user conference seeks the magic in user interfaces | Network World

Echoing the words of science fiction author Arthur C. Clarke, former YouTube user experience director Margaret Gould Stewart advised an audience of design researchers to think about creating magical experiences for their users.

Nortel’s patents more valuable than its products | Network World

Nortel’s patents were slightly more valuable than its products, as the transactions for Nortel’s product groups combined did not quite measure up to the single deal for its intellectual property.

Android and iOS dominate mobile market, says IDC | Network World

Android was on over two-thirds of smartphones shipped in the second quarter, with Apple's iOS on around a sixth of them -- more than all the remaining smartphone OSes combined, IDC said Wednesday. Windows Phone's share of the market continues to grow, although it remains far behind the front runners.

Sprint suit against AT&T/T-Mobile deal allowed | Network World

A judge in the U.S. on Wednesday allowed parts of C Spire Wireless and Sprint Nextel's lawsuits against AT&T's proposed US$39 billion acquisition of T-Mobile USA.

Reproduction of 2,100-year-old calculator deepens mystery | Network World

A new working model of a 2,000-year-old astronomical calculator reveals the sophistication and precision of mathematics, astronomy and engineering in the ancient world.

Hosted Exchange, SharePoint now widely on sale | Network World

In five years, Microsoft expects half of all enterprise employees with e-mail to use a combined online and premises-based system like the company's Exchange Online, an executive said Monday at a launch event for that software and the SharePoint Online hosted collaboration application.

LCD makers settle price-fixing charges, agree to fines | Network World

Three electronics manufacturers -- LG Display, Sharp and Chunghwa Picture Tubes -- have agreed to plead guilty and pay a combined US$585 million in criminal fines for conspiring to fix the prices of liquid crystal display (LCD) panels, the U.S. Department of Justice announced Wednesday.

Cisco opening up IOS | Network World

Cisco plans on opening up its venerable IOS routing software to third-party developers, company officials at this week's C-Scape conference said.

Pitney Bowes combines Group One, MapInfo | Network World

Troy, N.Y.-based Pitney Bowes Software Inc. has combined two of its previously acquired companies into a single business unit that will focus on delivering services location intelligence and communication management under one roof.

Microsoft fixes critical flaw in security products | Network World

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Force10 switches to open source FreeBSD for core switch OS | Network World

EDITOR'S NOTE: In response to reader demand for timely information, we are pleased to announce that we have combined two newsletters, NetFlash Daily News and The Best of Network World, to create a single daily newsletter called Network World Daily News that will deliver the most current and most important news of the day. Look for bonus afternoon issues that will highlight the most-read stories of the week, the hottest blogs and the most in-depth resources at Network World. Thank you for reading.

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