Technology

By Arnie Rosenberg Zohar Pinhasi has no doubt that hackers—whoever they are—dictated the outcome of the 2016 presidential election. They’re that good. But, he’s quick to add, so is he.

Citrix Systems (NASDAQ: CTXS), which is headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, has selected Raleigh over Florida for a 400-person expansion. Job incentives played a key role in Citrix selecting Raleigh over

C3 strives to be a technology partner with its customers By Kevin Gale | Photography by Larry Wood CEO Rick Mancinelli can talk about the array of services and products

By Chris Fleck After two years of generally positive news and securing more than $1.4 billion in investments, secretive technology company Magic Leap has been the subject of recent turmoil

There is breaking news—or not, in my opinion—that says South Florida’s Magic Leap is among the top private companies that are overvalued. The report by Zirra on valuations of the

App lets you show where you were By Kevin Gale States like New York are so hungry for tax revenue that they check conference schedules and sports schedules to see

The South Florida Executive Roundtable convened a veteran top-level team to talk about fostering innovation and coping with risks in a business world filled with tight budgets. The high-level gathering

Veterans in cybersecurity share strategies and insights That innocent-looking email might actually be the start of a phishing trip that leads to a cyberattack. Financial services companies that face the

Miami Beach will lose a bit of its startup buzz while the booming Wynwood area will add to its cachet as Rokk3r Labs moves from the beach to the mainland.

Nova Southeastern University (NSU) welcomed South Florida A-listers to the grand opening of their $100 million state-of-the-art research facility. On Sept. 21 NSU opened their Center for Collaborative Research (CCR), one

The IBM Personal Computer debuted 35 years ago, igniting a new way of computing that empowered individuals and forever changed the way we work and play. The pioneers knew they

South Florida scored a major economic coup Thursday with the announcement that Hotwire Communications will relocate its headquarters from Philadelphia to Fort Lauderdale and bring 375 jobs to Fort Lauderdale.