Stories by Katherine Noyes

On the Internet, "nobody knows you're a dog," as the old meme goes, and today, the same can increasingly be said of robots.

Hold Security made quite a splash in the security world on Wednesday when it claimed to have recovered 272 million stolen email credentials from a much larger trove, but on Friday the email provider most strongly affected called the report a simple effort to create media hype.

Artificial intelligence has been dabbling in art to increasing acclaim over the past few months, but a new study brings its uncanny proficiency to the far-more-complicated world of video.

The mobile enterprise got another boost on Thursday with the announcement of a brand-new partnership between Apple and SAP.

Tens of millions of stolen credentials for Gmail, Microsoft and Yahoo email accounts are being shared online by a young Russian hacker known as "the Collector" as part of a supposed larger trove of 1.17 billion records.

There's plenty of lip service paid today to a need to mobile-enable the enterprise, but actually making that happen is a little more complicated. That's where PowWow Mobile hopes to help.

It's no secret that quantum computers could render many of today's encryption methods useless, and now the National Institute of Standards and Technology wants the public to help it head off that threat.

It wasn't so long ago that Oracle dismissed cloud computing as "gibberish." Today, it's singing a different tune.

Oracle on Monday announced that it is paying US$532 million to buy Opower, a provider of cloud services to the utilities industry.

"Data scientist" has already been declared this year's hottest job, and now a new report offers several more reasons to consider it as a career.

New software is enabling better visibility and more collaboration among partners, including key customers and suppliers.

Google's Founders' Letter was an exception this year for the fact that it was penned by Google CEO Sundar Pichai rather than Larry Page and Sergey Brin.

Oracle is spending US$663 million to buy Textura, a company that offers cloud services for the engineering and construction industry.

The European Commission plans to invest a billion euros in quantum computing as part of a larger initiative to strengthen Europe's competitiveness in the digital economy.

AI has already proved its prowess in chess, Jeopardy and the ancient game of Go, but it's now come out victorious in yet another arena: the classic game of Foosball.