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Western Digital unveils 12TB 'Purple' hard drives for AI-powered video surveillance
This drive is built for heavy workloads and support up to twice as many AI channels as the competition.
GraphQL for databases: A layer for universal database access?
GraphQL is a query language mostly used to streamline access to REST APIs. Now, a new breed of GraphQL implementations wants to build an abstraction layer for any database on top of GraphQL, and it seems to be catching up.
Fintech newcomer Brex launches credit card for startups
The company also announced that it's raised $50 million in new venture capital from Silicon Valley investors, including PayPal cofounders Peter Thiel and Max Levchin.
Portland kicks off smart city initiative with traffic sensor safety project
If cities don't carefully plan smart city deployments, "the risk is technology happens to us rather than working for us," Portland Mayor Ted Wheeler said.
Nvidia makes Kubernetes on GPUs available
Nvidia announced the availability of more deep learning tools for researchers and developers.
Exclusive: Industry-first AI low-code platform helps you build apps without a developer
Mendix Assist provides 90% accuracy on next-step suggestions while building out an enterprise app.
Vendor relationship management checklist
This simple guide offers a methodical approach to selecting the best vendors for your organization, tracking your satisfaction levels, and maintaining strong partnerships. From the checklist: Love...
Two weeks with the OnePlus 6: Useful buttons, gorgeous design, stellar software, and reasonable price
I've tried a couple OnePlus Android phones in the past, but with the high price of flagships and stumbles by some it was time to take a closer look. The OnePlus 6 exceeds my expectations and continues to impress me daily.
Elon Musk emails Tesla workers: 'We've been extensively sabotaged by employee'
Tesla employee leaks sensitive Tesla data to third parties and tried to sabotage its manufacturing software.
How the Ebola crisis changed a hospital telehealth strategy
The University of Virginia Health System tackled the Ebola crisis in Africa and the aftermath of the Charlottesville protests using Cisco technology.
London's startups aim to avoid the mistakes of Silicon Valley
The capital's tech ecosystem is important for economic growth, but not at any cost.
