Computerworld First Look

September 18, 2019

Top 10 file-sharing options: Dropbox, Box, Google Drive, OneDrive and more

Most file-sharing services have evolved into full-blown collaboration platforms. We look at 10 online services ranging from basic to enterprise-level. Read more â¶

Your Must-Read Stories

â¢	Why France and Germany fear Facebookâs cryptocurrency â and plan to block it

â¢	Oracle launches AI voice assistant for its business app suite

â¢	Mozilla first reveals, then conceals, paid support plan for Firefox

â¢	Blockchain technology: A corporate enigma \| TECH(talk)

â¢	Mozilla steps on the gas, cuts time between Firefox upgrades in half

How to Evolve the IT Function in 5 Simple Steps

The roles of todayâs IT leaders are evolving as quickly as the technologies they provide. Read more â¶

Why France and Germany fear Facebookâs cryptocurrency â and plan to block it

France and Germany are the latest nations to come out against cryptocurrencies, saying they will block Facebook's Libra as it poses a risk to consumers and âthe monetary sovereigntyâ of European nations. Read more â¶

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Oracle launches AI voice assistant for its business app suite

During its OpenWorld event this week, the company also unveiled plans to have its Digital Assistant integrate with Microsoftâs Teams collaboration platform. Read more â¶

Mozilla first reveals, then conceals, paid support plan for Firefox

For more than a week, Mozilla touted a service called 'Mozilla Enterprise Client Support' for Firefox, then pulled the information off its website. Read more â¶

Blockchain technology: A corporate enigma | TECH(talk)

While blockchain has been on a hype roll the last couple of years, it's become increasingly fragmented as more and more companies try out different flavors of the distributed ledger technology. What's that mean for future adoption? Computerworld's Lucas Mearian and Ken Mingis explain. Read more â¶

Mozilla steps on the gas, cuts time between Firefox upgrades in half

Beginning with Firefox 74, slated to ship in March 2020, Mozilla will begin pushing out browser updates every four weeks. Read more â¶

White Paper: Technology Integration Group (TIG), a Hewlett Packard Enterprise Platinum Partner

Read our White Paper to discover why HPE ProLiant Gen10 Servers, powered by IntelÂ® XeonÂ® Scalable processors, are two generations ahead of the competition, offering protection of firmware and detection of tampering, as well as automated recovery features. Read more â¶