A survey conducted by Juniper Networks reveals that businesses in Asia Pacific feel more confident and trust artificial intelligence (AI) more than in North America or Europe. AI has its own sets of challenges, but Asia Pacific respondents are keen to overcome it.



The Walt Disney Company taps Amazon Web Services to leverage and support the growth of Disney+, which saw its users surpass 100 million after its launch in 2019. Disney+ also benefits from Amazon’s technologies and harnesses it to service millions of users on a global scale.

The lawyer for consumer rights identity Richard Lloyd, who is leading a class action against alleged secret tracking of millions of iPhone users by Google, has told the London Supreme Court that blocking the action would allow big companies to act in any way they pleased.

Data virtualisation company Denodo has appointed former Red Hat executive Benjamin Henshall as vice president for its Australia-New Zealand business.

The Australian company behind a password manager that was subjected to a supply chain attack is blaming customers who post its advisories about the attack on social media, claiming this may lead to related attacks.

The head of security firm Kaspersky's global research and analysis team, Costin Raiu, says in 2019 more than 70 security companies were given samples of malware that was created by the CIA.

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