Cognizant Meets Q2 Expectations With Revenue Up Across Segments

Cognizant’s adjusted diluted earnings per share came to 99 cents on revenue of $4.6 billion, up 14.6% year-over-year. Analysts were expecting earnings of 96 cents per share on revenue of $4.44 billion. “We delivered a strong second quarter,” CEO Brian Humphries said in a statement. “Through targeted investments, we’ve been shifting our portfolio to faster-growing market segments while extending our capabilities and partnerships to help clients build modern businesses. I see a stronger, more competitive Cognizant emerging, with growing commercial momentum....

April 2, 2023 · 3 min · 566 words · Bryan Olivas

Comcom Sets Initial Valuation Of Chorus Fibre Network At Nz 5 4 Billion

Under the Telecommunications Act, ComCom is required to establish the value of Chorus’ fibre network, which includes the assets Chorus uses to provide fibre broadband services, as well as a financial loss asset (FLA) to compensate Chorus for losses it incurred when rolling out the network ahead of demand. The official valuation, which must be officially set by the start of 2022, determines the maximum revenue a regulated provider like Chorus can earn from its fibre network....

April 2, 2023 · 3 min · 558 words · Vilma Evey

Counterpoint Motorola Becomes Number Three Smartphone Maker In Us

According to Counterpoint’s charts, this quiet, yet impressive, climb puts it behind only Apple and Samsung with a 10% share of the market by year’s end. Meanwhile, Apple continued to dominate the US market with 58% and Samsung held a distant second with 22%. Motorola’s rise was partially driven by the former third-place holder, LG, which exited the smartphone arena in early 2021. However, the success of the company’s own sub-$300 smartphones also played a major role, according to Counterpoint....

April 2, 2023 · 1 min · 196 words · Mary Rodriguez

Coupa Shares Fall Despite Fiscal Q1 Results Outlook Above Expectations

Separately, Coupa said its CFO, Todd Ford, would take on a new role overseeing not only finance but also strategic initiatives. The company’s chief accounting officer, Tony Tiscornia, will become the company’s new CFO. Despite the upbeat report, Coupa shares dropped 8% in late trading. CEO and Rob Bernshteyn noted that the company “delivered record revenue, generated meaningful free cash flows, and added dozens of new customers to the Coupa Community....

April 2, 2023 · 2 min · 273 words · Jerry Johnson

Crypto Companies See Massive User Surge From Big Game Ads

Two of the biggest names in the crypto arena, Coinbase and FTX, both spent big on ad spots during the game. As of Monday morning, it’s looking like those ads had their desired effects. Kings of Crypto, book review: How Coinbase helped to reshape the future of financeCoachella to auction 10 lifetime festival passes as NFTs with FTX One of the most talked-about ads of the night was Coinbase’s, although you may not have realized what the ad was even for until the very end of it....

April 2, 2023 · 2 min · 418 words · Paul Jensen

Dell Expands Focus On Telecom Space With New Deployment Software

As the first software to be released from Project Metalweaver, which was announced in June, Dell said the Bare Metal Orchestrator will offer communication service providers (CSPs) the tools to automatically discover, deploy, and manage their servers. “With Bare Metal Orchestrator, cloud communication service providers are going to be able to keep costs in control, while they build out their edge,” Dell Technologies edge and telecom VP Aaron Chaisson told media....

April 2, 2023 · 3 min · 443 words · Jennifer Paullin

Digital Rights Watch Defends Social Media Platforms Efforts In Removing Terrorist Content

“I’m not sure what we gain by doing the sort of pressure on companies to wholesale remove all this content all the time,” Digital Rights Watch programme and partnership director Lucie Krahulcova said, appearing before Australia’s Parliamentary Joint Committee on Law Enforcement. “I don’t think it removes the societal issues, it doesn’t remove the socioeconomic issues, and it certainly doesn’t remove the violence that happens around the world.” The comments were made in relation to Australia’s Criminal Code Amendment (Sharing of Abhorrent Violent Material) Act 2019 (AVM Act), which is currently being reviewed by the joint committee....

April 2, 2023 · 4 min · 652 words · Frank Ferguson

Directorate Of Enforcement Seizes 725 Million From Xiaomi India

In 2014, the company began operations in India and is alleged to have commenced the illegal activity in 2015. The ED claimed that Xiaomi India remitted foreign currency to three off-shore entities under the guise of royalties, with one of those including a company within the Xiaomi group, whilst the others were US-based. Further, the ED stated that the payments were made “on the instructions of their Chinese parent group entities”....

April 2, 2023 · 2 min · 249 words · Richard Sanchez

Do You Have Chemistry With These Chemistry Degree Jobs

In its simplest form, chemistry is the study of substances. Chemistry professionals focus on the atomic and molecular aspects of substances. By conducting research, chemists learn about interactions between substances, how to manipulate and improve upon them, and how to create new ones. Chemistry specializations include analytical chemistry, chemical engineering, organic chemistry, and biochemistry. Chemical technicians, chemists and materials scientists, and chemical engineers are among the most common chemistry positions....

April 2, 2023 · 6 min · 1153 words · Peter Munroe

Does Cybercrime Impact Cryptocurrency Prices Researchers Find Out

Cryptocurrency has become a favored means for many threat actors to monetize cyberattacks. While, perhaps, the most well-known application of crypto including Bitcoin (BTC), Ethereum (ETH), and Monero (XMR) in the criminal realm is when ransomware payments are made, more covertly, cryptocurrency mining is also a problem. Cryptocurrency mining malware, when deployed on PCs or unsecured servers, quietly siphons away computing resources to generate virtual currency which is then sent to wallets controlled by its operators....

April 2, 2023 · 3 min · 528 words · Vanessa Hill

Does Your Health Insurance Cover International Emergencies Half Of Americans Don T Know Survey

As Americans pack their suitcases for overseas travel, many are often unprepared when it comes to having proper health coverage should a medical emergency occur. According to a survey published in May by travel insurer InsureMyTrip, nearly half of the survey respondents (1,329 Americans ages 18 and older) said they didn’t know if their health care policy would cover a medical emergencies incurred in a foreign country. Being unprepared can be costly....

April 2, 2023 · 4 min · 837 words · Valerie Triplett

Drop Grell Tws1X Wireless Iem Review Exceptional Sound In A Frustrating Package

Drop, originally called Massdrop, started out as a purveyor of group buys, a way of securing discounts on existing products and paying for initial manufacturing of new products that’s similar to crowdfunding. Since then, the online retailer has grown to produce its own branded products in collaboration with some of the top names in the audio and mechanical keyboard communities. To make an audiophile-grade pair of truly wireless earbuds, or IEMS (In-Ear Monitors) in this case, Drop tapped Grell, a company founded by former Sennheiser engineer Axel Grell....

April 2, 2023 · 12 min · 2517 words · Gail Ochoa

Ebay Sees 1 Billion Revenue In Ad Sales For Fy2021 New Focus On Sneakers

All told, eBay’s non-GAAP earnings per diluted share came to $1.05 on revenue of $2.6 billion, up 5% year-over-year. Analysts were expecting earnings of 99 cents per share on revenue of $2.61 billion. “Rounding out a very strong year, I’m proud of our team for delivering yet another solid quarter,” CEO Jamie Iannone said in a statement. “By investing in our strategy to drive sustainable growth, we increased customer satisfaction, improved the seller and buyer experience, and returned value to our shareholders....

April 2, 2023 · 2 min · 384 words · Michael Maez

Elementary Os 7 Is Now Available And It S The Same Old Desktop Goodness

One issue was the unreliable sound when using serious recording hardware. That, of course, wasn’t so much an Elementary OS issue as it was a PulseAudio problem. Unfortunately, it looks like Elementary OS 7 is sticking with PulseAudio for now. This can be seen when issuing the pactl info command, which will include the following in the output: Server Name: pulseaudio Okay, I’m not about to judge Elementary OS on keeping with the problematic sound server....

April 2, 2023 · 6 min · 1099 words · Amy Mcaninch

Facebook S Meta Says Bad Actors Are Changing Tactics As It Takes Down Six More Groups

It said the groups violated its rules around Coordinated Inauthentic Behavior and two new policies: Brigading and Mass Reporting. Facebook defines Brigading as networks of people work who together to mass comment, mass post or engage in other types of repetitive mass behaviors to harass others or silence them. Mass Reporting is when people work together to mass-report an account or content to get it incorrectly taken down by Facebook....

April 2, 2023 · 2 min · 398 words · Agnes Ortega

Fbi Warning This Ransomware Uses Ddos To Threaten Victims Here S What To Watch Out For

The AvosLocker gang has targeted victims in the US within financial services, critical manufacturing, and government facilities, according to the FBI. “AvosLocker claims to directly handle ransom negotiations, as well as the publishing and hosting of exfiltrated victim data after their affiliates infect targets,” the FBI’s Internet Crime Center (IC3) reports. SEE: Cybersecurity: Let’s get tactical (ZDNet special report) AvosLocker hit the ransomware scene last year, cunningly using AnyDesk remote admin software in Windows Safe Mode to bypass anti-malware software....

April 2, 2023 · 3 min · 532 words · Sheldon Mccaffrey

Fcc Announces 1 2 Billion In New Rural Broadband Program Funding Accountability Changes

The fund was created to help subsidize the costs associated with bringing terrestrial and wireless broadband services to unserved and underserved rural communities across the US. It attracts carriers by providing additional funding to the construction of network extensions, enabling projects that would not be financially viable without its aid. The latest round of $1.2 billion in disbursements will be used to build out broadband infrastructure in 32 states. A total of 23 broadband providers are involved with this round, with a target goal of reaching more than 1 million new customers locations with broadband services....

April 2, 2023 · 2 min · 249 words · Terrance Murphy

Female Founders Struggle To Raise Money During Boom Times For Vc Investments

A study by Crunchbase, which monitors investments in startups, reports that for the first seven months of 2021, female-founded startups have received 2.2% of total funding – the smallest level since 2016. Startups with female and male founders received 11.7% of total funding, which is about the same level as in prior years of about 12%. The Crunchbase report is part of its Something Ventured project, which monitors progress on diversity in venture capital investments....

April 2, 2023 · 2 min · 260 words · Judy Carpenter

Five Warning Signs Your Iphone Is About To Die

Here are five warning signs that your iPhone is about to die. Ignore them at your peril! Screen is flickering This is a slippery slope towards death for iPhones. I’ve seen this caused by a number of reasons (the most common is a damaged or defective display, but I’ve also seen the ribbon cable become detached inside). One day that display will flicker its last. “Ghost touches” Ghost touches are random touches on the display....

April 2, 2023 · 2 min · 323 words · Geraldine Gutierrez

Flexbooker Apologizes For Breach Of 3 7 Million User Records Partial Credit Card Information

In a statement, the company told ZDNet a portion of its customer database had been breached after its AWS servers were compromised on December 23. FlexBooker said their “system data storage was also accessed and downloaded” as part of the attack. The spokesperson said the data was “limited to names, email addresses, and phone numbers” and a website notifying customers of the breach says the same thing. But Australian security expert Troy Hunt, who runs the Have I Been Pwned site that tracks breached information, said the trove of stolen data included password hashes and partial credit card information for some accounts....

April 2, 2023 · 2 min · 418 words · Zena Crowley