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1 day ago | techzine.eu | Erik van Klinken

Techzine presents below an overview of the recently published quarterly figures of various tech companies, from chip player Broadcom to storage company NetApp and more. Rubrik performed better than expected in the first quarter, although its share price rose only slightly after the market closed. The data security company reported a loss per share of 15 cents, still a significant improvement on the loss of $1.58 in the same period last year.

1 day ago | techzine.eu | Erik van Klinken

The team behind Untether AI is joining AMD. Mere days before this move became public, stealth startup Brium and Enosemi were also acquired by the chipmaker. This explosion of acquisitions seems to be mainly focused on AI inference, with AMD’s ambitions becoming clearer than ever. Untether AI itself has not been bought out, but it will cease to exist. Apart from CEO Chris Walker, the team seems to have already made the switch last month as reported by CRN.

2 days ago | techzine.eu | Erik van Klinken

authID has announced a new integration with Ping Identity. Through PingOne DaVinci, organizations can easily implement biometric authentication that protects privacy and eliminates the need for passwords. The collaboration aims to help combat account takeover fraud. The integration of authID’s Verified platform and PrivacyKey solution with PingOne DaVinci enables companies to add biometrics to onboarding and authentication workflows. This applies to both employees and consumers.

2 days ago | techzine.eu | Erik van Klinken

Microsoft President Brad Smith is living up to his political-sounding job title. After a series of appearances in Brussels, he visited Berlin this week to launch Microsoft’s free European Security Program (ESP). What is it and what does this step mean? The ESP is a continuation of the existing Microsoft Government Security Program (GSP).

2 days ago | techzine.eu | Erik van Klinken

IBM is said to have held talks with Informatica before Salesforce bought the company in May for $8 billion. This is the conclusion reached by Bloomberg based on multiple sources. IBM did not respond to questions from news sites, nor did Informatica. Although approval is still pending, it appears that Salesforce will become Informatica’s owner for $8 billion. We discussed the potential reasoning behind the move last week. Informatica specializes in data management.