US Info Night: Yahoo Alibaba turns the page

US Info Night: Yahoo Alibaba turns the page

  Yahoo Alibaba transferred its shares in an entity called Aabaco Holdings. Google earns 60 billion in one day. Humans are responsible for most accidents involving a car without driver, according to Google. YouTube knows a growing success, especially on mobile. Huawei set on Europe. The university UCLA in turn hacked. Below are the last information tech-hours, since the United States.

Yahoo Alibaba splits its shares

  As announced last January, Yahoo was officially completed Friday with the SEC, a transfer request of its Alibaba shares in a new entity called Aabaco Holdings. The new company will own 384 million shares of the Chinese giant, which is 15% of the company, and another entity who will own Yahoo Small Business. The transfer should take place in the current fourth quarter.

Google flies traded

  Google earned $ 60 billion capitalization in one day Friday after posting better than expected results yesterday. This is an absolute record for a US company. Google is now valued at $ 464 billion. The title has taken over 25% in one week.

Cars without drivers Google: humans are responsible for accidents

  In a blog post published Thursday, the project director of Google cars without drivers, Urmson Christ, gave an initial assessment of accidents since the beginning of the tests. Taking the example of an accident of July 1, he assured that the Google cars without drivers were "surprisingly often" pressed by stunned drivers. Google cars were involved in 14 minor accidents in six years, none of which were caused by a fault of the embedded computer, he has further advanced.

YouTube looked even more than before, especially on smartphone

  Google said that YouTube viewers in the age group 18-49 years in the United States outnumbered the respective viewers of each cable channel in the country. Visits to the home page of the video site were three times more likely in a year, and are 60% longer than before. As for the mobile views, they have more than doubled compared to last year.

For Huawei, Europe is like "second domestic market"

  The head of the Huawei marketing strategy said in an interview that "Europe (was) an open and welcoming place, and deven (is) more like a second home market" for the company. While Huawei is always non grata in the United States, the leader said that the country would not anyway leader in the Internet of Things, while Europe was well placed. Huawei entered into a fifteen agreements with European companies in 2015.

The health section of pirated UCLA

  A cyberattack hit last October the health section of the University of UCLA, California, did on Friday. Personal data, including Social Security numbers, 4.5 million people were affected. UCLA manages four hospitals in the region.