Apple's robot can rip your iPhone apart in 18 secs...Internet Explorer zero-day

Ransomware warning...Spectre update for Windows...

ZDNet Week in Review - UK April 27, 2018

iPhone terminator: Apple's Daisy teardown robot can rip your phone apart in 18 secs Apple has a new robot that can recover about 1kg of gold and 7.5kg of silver from every 100,000 old iPhones. READ FULL STORY Internet Explorer zero-day alert: Attackers hitting unpatched bug in Microsoft browser READ FULL STORY Ransomware warning: This phishing campaign delivers new malware variants READ FULL STORY This giant cyber defence exercise has teams defending power grids, 4G networks, drones from hacker attack READ FULL STORY Microsoft to Windows users: Here are new critical Intel security updates for Spectre v2 READ FULL STORY Forrester on DevOps: Iterate faster with automated DevOps toolchains... White Papers from IBM Get 2 Months of VMware Cloud Foundation Free! Training from IBM How Cognitive Capabilities are Reshaping B2B Networks and The Supply... White Papers from IBM 1. Everything you need to know about Artificial Intelligence What is AI? An executive guide to artificial intelligence, from machine learning and general AI to neural networks. More ZDNet artificial intelligence stories › 2. Most powerful laptop processor Intel has just unveiled its most powerful laptop processor yet Read on to find out more. More ZDNet innovation stories › Best 2-in-1 laptops, convertibles, and hybrid laptops for business 2018 2-in-1 devices that can function as laptops or tablets are a growing segment of the PC market. But which type and model convertible laptop should you buy? We explore the options and list some of the best. READ FULL STORY More News from ZDNet Most Popular Downloads

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