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Guardrails for the future of tech
Sir Martin Rees, author and former president of The Royal Society, sits down to talk with Tonya Hall about the speed of change and the importance of considering some type of limitation for the future of tech.
Samsung adds a home security camera, light bulb, and Wi-Fi plug to SmartThings lineup
All three products are priced to attract new users to SmartThings, with and without a dedicated hub.
Microsoft: We're fighting Windows malware spread via Excel in email with bad macro
Don't enable macros, Microsoft warns, because a new malware campaign is aiming at fully patched Windows PCs.
Could a Raspberry Pi be your next desktop PC?
The new Raspberry Pi 4 Model B is a powerhouse that has features you'd expect to find in an entry-level desktop PC. Could this be the future of PCs?
Big bad Libra: Do we really need (or want) Facebook to reinvent money?
Facebook's cryptocurrency scheme will undoubtedly generate value and a following. But if the hairs on the back of your neck start to raise up, you're not alone.
Anonymous hacker exposed after dropping USB drive while throwing Molotov cocktail
Anonymous Belgium hacker sentenced to 18 months in prison for past cyber-crimes.
Cisco Live 2019: Updates and news
At Cisco Live 2019, Cisco debuted a series of software enhancements designed to put AI and machine learning deeper into the network. Key features include new network automation and analytics tools that...
Old Linus Torvalds is back: Linux page caching sparks 'bulls**t' outburst
The real Linus Torvalds stands up.
Amazon robotics VIP joins microlocation tech company
The opportunity in automation is in providing the tools that make robots indispensable.
How China, Brexit, and the US derailed global 5G Wireless
With old trade wars reigniting and new ones being invented, telecommunications is faced with an existential crisis. To survive, it must establish a global standard for a globe that no longer seems to want one.
The game of 5G and geopolitics: What’s at stake?
The world’s most promising technology platform has become the grand prize in a game of global trade war. As China seizes prime platform territory, US allies find themselves caught in the crossfire. ZDNet's Scott Fulton sits down with TechRepublic's Karen Roby and shows us how anyone wins a game like this.
