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As Latest Breach Updates Show, Security Incidents Often Worse Than Initially Reported
In cybersecurity, expect it to be worse than it is. The corollary is, by the time you find out about the breach, the damage is done.
... More >3D Printing a Big Deal Now and in the Future
21 Sep, 2017
3D printing will change how organizations work and how IT pros will do their own jobs. More >
Across the Sea: New Transoceanic Cables Linking the Globe More Tightly
25 Sep, 2017
New transoceanic cable projects are making news. More >
Actian Accelerates Apache Spark Analytics
20 Sep, 2017
Because Actian employs extensions to the instruction set for x86 processors made by Intel, the utilization rate for analytics applications can now be several orders of magnitude greater. More >
Defending Your Internet Infrastructure
| Sue Marquette Poremba
| 19 Oct, 2017
Internet volatility is unpredictable, and your customers are relying on you to be available. So what are you doing to be prepared for a potential attack?... More >
Who Will Control 5G Antennas: Municipalities or States?
| Carl Weinschenk
| 19 Oct, 2017
The highest profile challenges to 5G are technical. However, inserting a layer of antenna between end-user devices and the macro cell towers across the country is a huge task.... More >
SAP Aims to Train Digital Assistants
| Mike Vizard
| 19 Oct, 2017
SAP is working on adding a digital assistant capability enabled by machine and deep learning algorithms to SAP Cockpit that will provide similar capabilities to what consumers experience within the context of Siri from Apple or Alexa from Amazon.... More >
Docker and Kubernetes: Breaking the Proprietary Mindset
| Arthur Cole
| 19 Oct, 2017
The next version of Docker will have a built-in full distribution of Kubernetes; developers will be able to work with the familiar Swarm tools along with new Kubernetes tools under the same management dashboard.... More >
The Key Skill That Will Assure Survival in the Coming Second Machine Age
| Rob Enderle
| 17 Oct, 2017
Rather than training to do one thing, we instead train to be good at being trained. This will reduce our fear of change, increase our abilities to move to new opportunities, and massively reduce our stress when faced with a critical change.... More >
