Technology / IIoT
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Huawei pleads not guilty in U.S. court in Iran sanctions case
If convicted, Huawei could face fines, forfeiture and other financial penalties
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China’s premier denies Beijing tells companies to spy
Huawei, the biggest global maker of network gear, has denied it facilitates Chinese spying
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SEC charges Volkswagen, former CEO with defrauding investors
The SEC’s complaint charges Volkswagen AG, its subsidiaries Volkswagen Group of America Finance, LLC and VW Credit, Inc., and Winterkorn with violating the antifraud provisions of the federal securities laws
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Canadian regulators eye framework to cover crypto trading platforms
Crypto trading platforms don’t fit the existing regulatory structure. A new policy framework for crypto trading platforms is forthcoming
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Anxious passengers can’t get through to Air Canada as Max 8 ban snarls service
Air Canada says it will waive cancellation charges and rebooking fees for Max 8 flights within three weeks of the original travel date
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The art and science of analyzing Big Data
Among the data gaps: exposure to social science and humanities, and ground-level scalable ideas to bridge the data divide
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Vulnerable to attack: Businesses should boost cyber defences
The nature of the threat continues to evolve, but cyberattacks that lead to down time and lost data can be more costly for smaller companies than for larger businesses
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NATO weighing whether Huawei poses security threat
The biggest maker of network technology is being scrutinized for the possibility it may facilitate espionage on behalf of China’s ruling party
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NASA’s new rocket won’t be ready for moon shot next year
NASA will decide in the next couple of weeks whether to stick with its rocket and delay – or go commercial for this one-test flight
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U.K. review urges new rules to deal with power of tech giants
An intensifying worldwide debate over the need for stricter regulation of Silicon Valley technology giants amid concern about who should control the data
