SD Times news digest: Visa acquires API startup Plaid, Git 2.25, and Nintex’s RPA capabilities

Visa announced it will acquire Plaid, a technology layer for financial services that enables connections with users’ bank accounts, for $5.3 billion.  “Consumers now rely on fintech services in so many ways: to pay their bills, to send money to friends, to grow their savings, to manage their student loans, and to create budgets they … continue reading

JFrog announces free C/C++ DevOps package search and discovery tool

JFrog has announced ConanCenter, an open-source, decentralized and multi-platform package manager for developers to create and share native binaries.  ConanCenter aims to improve C and C++ DevOps package search and discovery by providing a better search UX and an easy-to-find list of configuration options.  “With more and more industries integrating onto Conan, including automotive, robotics, … continue reading

SD Times news digest: Saumsung’s Galaxy XCover Pro for enterprises, C++ inliner improvements, and Apache project updates

Samsung introduced the Galaxy XCover Pro, an enterprise-ready smartphone built for business.  The Galaxy XCover Pro allows users to tailor their experience with two programmable keys to create custom actions with one click, simplifying things like opening a scanner, turning on a flashlight or launching a CRM app without having to swipe through apps, the … continue reading

Mark Zuckerberg sets long-term goals for 2030

Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg is no longer looking to set short term New Year’s resolutions. Instead, he has a vision for 2030, as explained in a lengthy Facebook post, that spans augmented reality glasses, a large investment in small businesses, and a generational change in how social media is used. For a company that has … continue reading

DeepCode reveals the top security issues plaguing software developers

DeepCode has revealed the most important bugs as well as the top security vulnerabilities. The analysis comes from the company’s AI-powered code review tool, which analyzed hundreds of thousands of open-source projects to narrow down the vulnerabilities that happen with the most frequency.  According to the analysis, file I/O corruptions are the biggest general issue … continue reading

SD Times news digest: Synopsys acquires Tinfoil Security, Sisense announces $100 million funding round,and Postman updates its plans

Synopsys announced that it acquired Tinfoil Security, an innovative provider of dynamic application security testing (DAST) and API security testing solutions.  “Tinfoil Security provides Synopsys with proven DAST technology that can be seamlessly integrated into development and DevOps workflows. Furthermore, Tinfoil Security’s innovative API scanning technology addresses an emerging demand in the market and will … continue reading

SD Times news digest: LG announces new framework for advancing AI technology, Google Project Zero’s new disclosure policy for 2020, and AvePoint raises $200 million

LG announced a new structured framework for the development of AI across the industry at CES 2020 this week. The framework will consist of four levels.  Efficiency is the first level in which AI automatically adjusts performance in relation to pre-established sensory input parameters. Next is personalization, which focuses on pattern learning to optimize and … continue reading

SD Times news digest: Firefox 72 released with watchpoints feature, Appian acquires the Jidoka RPA platform, and IBM’s new quantum computing collaborations

Firefox 72 has been released with a new watchpoints feature in the Firefox Developer Edition. According to the developer team, watchpoints are a type of breakpoint that help locate where properties on objects are read or set.  “If you add a watchpoint to a property on an object, every time the property is used, the … continue reading

Google files its opening Supreme Court brief in the Oracle Java lawsuit

Oracle sued Google back in 2010 for copyright infringement and the ongoing court case has seen triumphs for both sides. Most recently, Google filed its opening Supreme Court brief in the case.  Oracle filed the copyright infringement lawsuit seeking at least $8 billion, and accusing Google of using their software code in their own Android … continue reading

SD Times news digest: New Bluetooth audio standard, Synposys’ new Bluetooth LE audio codec for audio and voice apps, and Facebook’s privacy tool

Bluetooth SIG unveiled the next generation LE Audio standard that will enhance Bluetooth audio performance, add support for hearing aids and enable Audio Sharing.  LE Audio can operate on two operation modes including Bluetooth Low Energy (LE) radio and Bluetooth Classic Radio (BR/EDR).  “Extensive listening tests have shown that LC3 will provide improvements in audio … continue reading

SD Times news digest: Blackberry to collaborate with AWS on connected vehicle software, Wi-Fi 6 , and Clojure for Erlang VM

Blackberry announced that it would collaborate with AWS on connected vehicle software, combining Blackberry’s QNX real-time operating system with AWS’ IoT services.  Car companies can leverage this platform to enable functions such as continuous EV battery life monitoring and prediction, managing vehicle sub-systems to holistically control warranty costs, providing important security updates and updates.  “By … continue reading

SD Times news digest: Python 2.7 officially retires, Coral products for 2020, and Apache Pulsar reaches new milestone

Python 2.7 has officially retired as of January 1st to fully make way for Python 3. For those that are still using Python 2, there is advice for running Python 2 code in Python 3 to ease the transition.  According to a post, a number of critical Python projects have pledged to stop supporting Python … continue reading

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