Microsoft has said that it will abide by new California privacy law
Microsoft has said that it will abide by the new California privacy law that would require them to get people's consent before their data is collected and sold. The law is expected to harm the profits of technology companies that rely on the sale of data for revenue. The law is supposed to go into effect by January 1st.
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Federal prosecutors have charged former Uber security chief Joe Sullivan with obstruction of justice for hiding a 2016 data breach from Federal Trade Commission investigators. The criminal complaint, filed Thursday, suggests that Uber's then-CEO Travis Kalanick was aware of the breach and Sullivan's efforts to cover it up. But it argues that Sullivan kept others involved in Uber's FTC response in the dark about the incident.
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Microsoft plans cloud contract push with foreign governments after $10 billion JEDI win
Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella leaves the Elysee Palace after a meeting with the French President Emmanuel Macron in Paris on May 23, 2018. Specifically, Microsoft has committed to staffing the Pentagon initiative with people who hold sufficient government security clearances, and to delivering a group of existing products and services, as opposed to specially built technologies, at a customized price.
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Microsoft acquires Metaswitch Networks
Tech giant Microsoft announced the acquisition of Metaswitch Networks, a company with software that telecommunications companies can use to deliver voice and data services to their customers. Telecommunication giants like British Telecom and Sprint are customers of Metaswitch. Corporate Vice President of Microsoft, Yousef Khalidi announced in a blog post. Terms of the deal weren’t disclosed
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Alameda County vs Elon Musk
Alameda County vs Elon Musk
The Alameda County Public Health Department announced on Twitter early Wednesday that the Fremont, California plant of Tesla will be able to go beyond basic operations this week and start making vehicles this coming Monday — as long as it delivers on the worker safety precautions that it agreed to.
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