Were you busy last week? Here's a quick tech news recap of articles you may have missed from the week of 9/29/2014.
Tech News Recap
More talk this week about retail store data breaches. Microsoft announces Windows 10. eBay and PayPal will be splitting into two separate companies. Apple has made iPhone theft even harder with a series of security enhancements within iOS 8. Cisco sets $1 billion investment for global cloud network. Microsoft CEO talks about economic boost cloud computing will provide to India. There were also some good articles around qualifications of a cloud architect, security essentials, data analytics & more.
- Home Depot's Data Breach Was Worse, But Target Was Punished More. Why?
- Gartner Says CIOs Must Actively Engage in Opportunities to Influence IT Decisions in Business Budgets
- Cisco sets $1 billion investment for global cloud computing network
- How the mobile and cloud dream team is reshaping sport and enterprise
- New Role for CIOs: Governance for Data Analytics
- Amazon initiates massive reboot of cloud servers
- eBay and PayPal to split into two separate companies
- Chief Analytics Officer: The Ultimate Big Data Job
- Cisco: The Internet Needs More Control
- So You Want to Be a Cloud Architect? Part I
- How to Encrypt Your Business Data for Optimal Security
- Students Can Get Unlimited Google Drive Storage for Free
- Retail Breaches Get Supersized as Attackers Get Hungry
- A new style of CIO at the hem of the National Football League
- Cloud computing will help India boost economic productivity: Satya Nadella
- 10 Security Essentials Every CIO Needs to know
- Microsoft Announces Windows 10
- A peek into the future of banking
- Is that used iPad actually stolen
- What Technologies Work Best for Decentralized Data Scientists
- Apple has just about killed the iPhone crime wave
What top tech news did we miss? Leave a comment with links to any quality articles from last week that other readers may enjoy!
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