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ExpressVPN is a widely used and popular VPN. While expensive, the service is best suited for individuals who want to adopt a reliable VPN that can be used at home and abroad. Advanced features include content streaming and torrenting availability, split tunneling, and a threat manager designed to stop tracking. The VPN is straightforward: Install the software, choose a smart location or your preferred country, and connect. You can connect up to eight devices simultaneously….

ServiceNow and Moveworks will deliver a unified, end‑to‑end search and self‑service experience for all employee requestors across every workflow, according to ServiceNow. A majority of Moveworks’ current customer deployments already use ServiceNow in their environments to access enterprise AI, data, and workflows. ServiceNow said this acquisition will build upon the existing synergies to enable employee engagement with “more perceptive AI-based enterprise search,” find fast answers to requests, automate and complete everyday tasks, and increase productivity….

IBM licensed its mainframe software to Winsopia beginning in 2013, according to the court documents. “IBM’s primary case is that the defendants breached, or procured breach of, the ICA [IBM customer agreement], using Winsopia’s access to the IBM mainframe software to develop the SDM by unlawful reverse engineering of the licensed software,” the court wrote. LzLabs deliberately misappropriated IBM trade secrets by reverse engineering, reverse compiling and translating IBM software, IBM claimed. IBM also alleged that LzLabs…

Adobe Adobe’s new Photoshop app for iPhone makes it a breeze to create standout custom designs and content on your phone and sync files across all your Adobe platforms and devices. The new iOS app is available for free with a solid slate of beloved Photoshop features. But for creatives wanting more precision and control, Adobe’s new premium Mobile and Web Plan, available for just $7.99 per month or $69.99 per year, unlocks access to…

Thomas Trutschel/Getty Images Under President Donald Trump’s second administration, there has been a notable shift in regulatory enforcement against tech businesses, with several high-profile cases being dropped or paused. For example, the Department of Justice has moved to dismiss a lawsuit against SpaceX that alleged hiring discrimination. In addition, the administration halted Consumer Financial Protection Bureau enforcement actions against Meta for improperly using Facebook users’ financial data.  Google, however, is another story. The DoJ reaffirmed its…

rob dobi/Getty Images Agentic AI’s role in connected enterprises goes deeper than helper apps. AI agents are fast becoming the emerging power behind the microservices that form the fabric of enterprise systems. Plus, as these agents proliferate, information technology departments will become virtual “human resources” departments, acquiring, onboarding, and guiding AI-powered assistants in parallel with HR’s role in human capital management.  These are the insights from a panel hosted by Deloitte at the recent Mobile World Congress,…

Stefano Madrigali/Getty Images The second you start watching a video on YouTube, the site begins building an algorithm of your likes. While the goal of that is to show you content you want to see, it means you’ll miss out on so much. A new tool lets you see YouTube without the algorithm, and it feels like an entirely different internet.  The tool works on a basic premise: from 2009 to 2012, iPhones had a…

Matthias Balk/picture alliance via Getty Images Social media platform X was reportedly hit by a massive cyberattack on Monday, causing intermittent outages. While owner Elon Musk has cited the attack as the cause, a hacking group known as Dark Storm Team has claimed responsibility. Based on data from Downdetector, the site had been up and down throughout the morning. The first outage started around 6 a.m. ET, with more than 20,000 reports that X was down….