Hello friends, and welcome back to Bullish, TechCrunch's first talk show, and thing that I have run out of opening jokes for. This week we dug into an issue that is near to us all: Cyerbsecurity. As you might have heard from recent news coverage, even our Congress is working on the matter. You can handicap if that is something good, or not. Here's our own Cat Zakrzewski on a… Read MoreSource: TechCrunch
A group of U.S. and EU digital rights organizations and consumer NGOs — including the EFF, the U.S. Center for Digital Democracy, the European Consumer Organization and Privacy International — have issued a statement calling for a "meaningful legal framework" to protect fundamental privacy rights in the digital era.
Weeks after revealing plans to use drones to deliver the mail, Singpost — Singapore's postal service provider — has unveiled another futuristic e-commerce concept, a mall that marries online and offline shopping together under one roof.
Hardware startups building atop the Raspberry Pi microprocessor — of which there are plenty already — can now order custom tweaks to the hardware to better tailor the Pi to fit the needs of their business.
It's no secret that HP is about to sunset its public cloud business and that it has conceded that side of its business to the likes of AWS, Microsoft and Google. Instead, the company is now focusing on its private and hybrid cloud business. When it comes to private clouds, OpenStack is currently the only real option and with Helion OpenStack, HP has offered its own OpenStack platform…
Splittable, the London-based startup that makes an app to help manage and share household expenses, has raised raised $1.2 million in new funding to further build out the software and increase marketing.
We're excited to announce that Eric Schmidt, Executive Chairman of Alphabet (formerly Google), will open the TechCrunch China event in Beijing, which takes place November 2-3.