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Google's Partner Interconnect connects your data center to the cloud with provider link
Google is partnering with ISPs around the world to provide easier connections to meet the needs of SMBs.
NetSuite rapidly grows global footprint, adds new features and tools
The Oracle-owned cloud software company is aggressively expanding, offering more industry-specific tools and introducing a new commerce platform.
HP teams with Jabil, Forecast 3D to expand Multi Jet Fusion presence
Jabil will deploy additional HP Jet Fusion 4210 systems in Singapore for the Jabil Additive Manufacturing Network.
New gadgets make the whole world your keyboard
As smartphones and headsets offer power to spare but little space to work on the go, a range of input options are allowing the entry of text and drawings on any nearby surface.
Atlassian adds new features to Trello
The new central hub and updated notification capabilities should help users stay better organized.
iFixit's new toolkits make it easy to take things apart (and put them back together again)
Whether you're tackling the big jobs, or really small ones, iFixit has developed two new driver kits to make it easier to take apart - and put back together - your devices.
GDPR consent request forms: Sample text
GDPR best practices require the ability to obtain valid consent from EU customers to allow for the lawful collection and processing of personal data—as well as the ability for those customers to withdraw...
Print dual-color name tags and labels for $39.99
Normally $100, Brother's QL-800 might be perfect for your office labeling needs.
Micro circuitry innovation needed to implement 5G
Dr. Bami Bastani, senior VP of the RF Business Unit at Global Foundries, discusses millimeter wave and sub 6GHZ spectrum deployment and the micro circuitry innovation needed to implement 5G.
How to speed up Google Chrome
Here are a handful of tricks to help you speed up your browser and boost your productivity.
Avoid Windows 10 crapware: How to get rid of Candy Crush and all the rest
If you've installed a fresh copy of Windows 10 Pro lately, you've probably been unpleasantly surprised by the decidedly un-businesslike games and consumer apps splattered on the Start screen. Here are two ways to avoid installing Candy Crush and its companions in the first place.
