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I tried Microsoft's new browser on my MacBook and got a peculiar surprise
Could anyone possibly be excited by, or even interested in, a new browser. I tried the new Microsoft Edge on my MacBook Air and examined my feelings.
A serverless journey begins with several first steps, actually
AWS serverless expert explains what you need to know before launching a serverless pilot.
Hacker leaks passwords for more than 500,000 servers, routers, and IoT devices
The list was shared by the operator of a DDoS booter service.
Best office chairs for 2020: Herman Miller, Secretlab, La-Z-Boy, Steelcase, and others
The very best office chairs for under $200 and $100, as well as the top office chairs for back pain, posture, gaming, and so on. Most of them are available to buy right now from Amazon.
Microsoft warns about Internet Explorer zero-day, but no patch yet
IE zero-day connected to last week's Firefox zero-day.
Will Google’s more-efficient ‘Reformer’ mitigate or accelerate the arms race in AI?
Google’s latest refinement to the popular “Transformer” language model promises to make state of the art available to those with a smaller computer budget. But the advances could just as well be used with those commanding vast compute resources to squeeze even more performance out of the biggest machines.
Visa's plan against Magecart attacks: Devalue and disrupt
Visa is actively going after Magecart groups, but also deploying new technologies to safeguard payment card data.
What can AI do to fight global warming?
Tiernan Rays tells Karen Roby that some of the brightest minds in AI last month gathered in Vancouver to propose technology to fight global warming. Despite the brilliance of the inventions, other factors such as policy will be necessary to reduce carbon emissions swiftly.
It took us nearly a week to find 12 CES products you can buy right now
In another episode of Jason Squared, Jason Cipriani and Jason Perlow go over a handful of products from Dell, GoalZero, Wacom, and more that were announced at CES you can actually buy right now.
This Linux smartphone is now shipping for $150
Pine64's open source PinePhone runs Linux and is designed for developers and early-adopters.
