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The bank says the public cloud is at the core of its long-term strategy

The company told staff it will help them and their families leave the state if they are concerned about the ability to access reproductive care

The company is investing $1.2 billion by 2025 in education and skills training for its workers

The two tech giants reportedly took on contracts that helped the military to identify objects from drone footage

The institution has had to cancel classes for two days in a row as it investigates the situation

The city of Taylor is competing with Austin, Arizona, and New York to try and convince Samsung to establish its factory in its territory

Failures in the companies’ cyber security practices resulted in the leak of thousands of customer and client records

Bell's departure is the latest in a string of senior personnel moves for the company

The campus will feature five office buildings accommodating for 3,500 employees

The company looks to cater to employees as organisations think about their policies ahead of offices reopening

The tech giant bolsters its supply chain amid tensions between the US and China

Federal agencies still score poorly on data protection

Zoom has agreed to provide specialised privacy and data handling training to its employees

Implementation of the policies will vary according to local conditions, the firms have said

The comments come as the US continues to battle a wave of serious cyber attacks

Commission asks for more due diligence on almost 200 funding applications

Prosecutors argued that the Microsoft device could contain footage of the 6 January insurrection

Google critic nominated to lead Justice Department’s antitrust division

DHS now requires “urgently needed protections against cyber intrusions”

The move comes after the US blamed Russia for the SolarWinds attack in April

Letter urges Congress to agree on $974 billion investment

A look at the now invalidated framework US companies relied on to transfer data to and from the European Union

GlobalFoundries executives claim not to be involved in the discussions