Tech News: IT Insights in August

What has been going on in the IT world in August? We compiled the latest vendor news and trending topics of the past month. It just takes you a few minutes to stay up-to-date.

Microsoft: Windows 10 will include built-in eye tracking support

IBM scientists have captured 330TB of uncompressed data into a tiny cartridge

Adobe patches security flaws in Acrobat und Reader

Microsoft fixes 'critical' security bugs affecting all versions of Windows

Microsoft Windows 10: A guide to the updates

Symantec sells its problem SSL unit to Digicert for $ 1B

Microsoft 365 Business: Office + Windows 10 in one SMB-friendly subscription

Microsoft: 8 steps to install Windows 10 patches like a pro

Microsoft: new in Windows security: automatically log off suspicious users

Microsoft:acquires cloud-computing orchestration vendor Cycle Computing

VMware sees strong Q2 demand, ups outlook for fiscal year

VMware: Fusion 10 with enhenced GPU and 3D graphics as well as Touch Bar support

Microsof's Security Intelligence Report says cloud cyber-security attacks went up 300%

 lBM forges blockchain collaboration with Nestlé, Walmart and Co.

Oracle: Java Enterprise Edition to be accessible for the open source community

VMware: 3 products that use AI to power their feature set

10 hot data analytics trends - and 5 going cold

The 6 rules of Digital Transformation: How IT can get in the game

Gartner: worldwide information security spending will grow 7 percent to reach $86.4 billion in 2017

Gartner: three megatrends that will drive digital business into the next decade

Gartner: eight critical components of a digital workspace

Quantum Computing: The smart person's guide