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For the next 60 days, most operators have agreed to halt service terminations due to unpaid bills, waive late fees, and open WiFi hotspots to any person that needs access. Read more.

The world’s largest tech companies are looking to use their technology for ways to accelerate COVID-19 detection and response. Read more.

As the coronavirus continues to wreak havoc on financial markets, Broadcom has so far avoided sales declines or supply chain interruptions. Read more.

The executive team at the new company is primarily comprised of existing T-Mobile US leaders. Of the 18 positions announced, four will be filled by current executives at Sprint. Read more.

Collaboration and deception are two tools that Manky says should play a prominent role in companies’ security arsenals. Read more.

The vendor will put the new funding toward accelerating innovation that will drive Kubernetes acceptance to become the compute standard. Read more.

“Oracle inaccurately reported during its Q3 earnings call that DTCC was migrating a ‘multi-terabyte data warehouse’” from AWS to Oracle’s cloud, a DTCC spokesperson said. Read more.