A hastily adopted surveillance law violates fundamental privacy rights and should be changed, a human rights organisation said.

Announces hiring of 300 in next 3 years and creating an ecosystem involving universities, trade bodies and alliances to create jobs

How complexity is clogging your project environments

Projects often suffer from bloated, convoluted solutions that impede delivery, says Corinne Forrest

Netflix's quarterly numbers are in, and they're looking good. The streaming video service's paid subscriber base grew to a shade under 48 million users during the second quarter. And Netflix says it's topped the 50 million mark for total membership.

Nvidia's Shield Tablet for gaming will start at US$299, and will ship starting late July.

Finland, Australia, Japan, Sweden, Denmark, South Korea and the U.S. had wireless broadband penetration of more than 100 percent as of December 2013, the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development said Tuesday.

Final ship date prediction: 15 or 22 October.

A long line of security vendors has promised to detect all malware. Every last one failed. Can Trustwave break the mold?

Dell South Asia's Harmeet Malhotra talks to Computerworld Malaysia about the most suitable storage approach in a world where digital data creation is averaging about 50% growth per year.

After a slow and somewhat disjointed start, it looks like IBM is starting to build some serious momentum in the Public Cloud Platform game.