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Huawei conducts 5G trials in Singapore with M1
Huawei will continue trialling 5G with Singaporean carrier M1 for the next year.
Samsung unveils 7nm technology with EUV
At the VLSI Symposia, Samsung gave the first detailed look at its 7nm platform, which is likely to be the first chipmaking process to use a new form of lithography that has been in the works for decades.
McDonald's Australia on keeping the golden arches relevant with technology
Even a fast-food chain needs to use technology to keep pace with its competition.
AT&T launching NB-IoT network across US and Mexico
The carrier is supplementing its LTE-M offering with a narrowband IoT network across the US and Mexico, which will launch in both regions during 2019.
WHO says gaming addiction is a mental health condition
With gaming disorder making its way into the International Classification of Diseases it's just a matter of time before other digital issues--think smartphone and social--are flagged.
Cisco announces July Systems acquisition
July Systems will integrate with Cisco's Enterprise Networking Group, bolstering its indoor location services for vertical industries.
Software licensing policy
Organizations spend a fortune on software licenses every year, and a lack of management around it can result in heavy fines. This policy will help you establish guidelines to make sure you're in compliance...
Windows 10 tip: Fine-tune memory usage to make the most of a virtual machine
By default, Hyper-V assigns a measly amount of RAM to virtual machines you create. For best performance in the virtual PC, adjust these numbers, and use dynamic memory for maximum flexibility.
PayPal to acquire Hyperwallet for $400 million
The deal will give PayPal and Braintree merchants access to localized, multi-currency payment capabilities in more than 200 markets.
HPE rolls out new ways for businesses to manage data at the edge
Using HPE's Edgeline Converged Edge Systems, HPE customers can run enterprise software, unmodified, at the edge, in the cloud or in data centers.
Studying for exams? VR headsets work better than computers, research shows
Study shows that VR environments are better for memory retention than computer screens.
