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Bugwolf, a leader in software testing, announces today that we have partnered with UiPath, the leading enterprise in Robotic Process Automation (RPA) software company, to improve software testing with the power of AI, machine learning, and robotic automation.

The New York-based technology analytics firm CB Insights has released a report detailing enterprise IT trends that it expects to take center stage in 2019.

The biggest technology conference in the world is taking place in Las Vegas this week. For over fifty years, the Consumer Electronics Show has been the most important trade show for gadgets, games, devices, robotics, and every other type of cutting-edge personal technology.

Airline customers who noticed a staggering discount to certain business- and first-class Cathay Pacific plane tickets early this month probably suspected something wasn’t quite right when they were offered tickets that normally sell for $16,000—like a flight from New York City to Da Dang, Vietnam—for a mere $675.

London commuter Lucy Watson was take quite aback last Wednesday morning when an automated ticket machine quoted her a price of £10,000 for a single Southern Rail train ride from London Bridge to Gatwick, a distance of approximately forty kilometers.

All software is subject to bugs, defects, and errors. Some software, however, must be held to a higher standard. Software in the finance sector, for example, has a higher liability than most. People are a bit serious when it comes to their money.

Since 2014, Lloyds Bank has been publishing a Business and Charity Digital Index that measures the digital skills and capability of charities and small to medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) in the UK. Using a unique set of online data, the Index is the largest and indeed, only measure of its kind.

Tech Nation, the UK-based network for digital entrepreneurs, has announced the 33 finalists for their Rising Stars competition.

Public transit riders in Winnipeg have been having some issues with their Peggo payment cards. However, after dealing with mysteriously cancelled cards and problems with reloading cards with funds online, riders might not be complaining too loudly about the latest glitch to affect Peggo: free rides.

The SaaStr Annual is coming to the San Jose Convention Center in San Jose, California from February 5th through the 7th. Billed as the largest non-vendor gathering in the world for the business-to-business software industry, the 2019 SaaStr Annual promises to be three times larger than last year’s convention, with more than 300 speakers, 200 exhibitors, and an expected 12,500 attendees.

On November 28th, approximately 2,000 students of Rancho del Rey Middle School in Chula Vista, California got a very unwelcome surprise when their parents received a barrage of texts, emails, and voice messages informing them that their kids were required to report to school at 8 AM Saturday morning.

Venture capitalist, industry analyst, and Kleiner Perkins partner Mary Meeker has released her annual internet trends report.