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The ultimate in working from home: Amazon's engineers are building robots in their garages
Amazon's employees have found ways to keep building high-tech robots, even confined at home.
Ransomware: The tricks used by WastedLocker to make it one of the most dangerous cyber threats
Security researchers at Sophos detail how WastedLocker avoids detection - and it involves intricate knowledge of how the inner-workings of Windows function.
The key findings from IBM's morning consult work from home study
Charles Henderson, global managing partner and head of X-Force Red at IBM, talks with Tonya Hall about the key takeaways that came from IBM's morning consult work from home study.
Lauco 8-in-1 world's smallest 100W USB-C wireless charging hub
The Lauco charging hub is small, but mighty!
Lauco 8-in-1 world's smallest 100W USB-C wireless charging hub
Need a USB-C hub that can turn a single port into a multitude of ports? Want the hub to wirelessly charge your gadgets? Want it to be small?
Tesla owner banned from driving after crash – and it's not over Autopilot
Driver gets a one-month ban for crashing while navigating the windshield-wiper settings on the touchscreen.
Software developers: How plans to automate coding could mean big changes ahead
A team of researchers from MIT and Intel have created an algorithm that can create algorithms. In the long term, that could radically change the role of software developers.
Apache Cassandra’s road to the cloud
Taking open source databases to the cloud usually involves proprietary extensions. Could the Apache Cassandra community rewrite the script?
MIT's algorithm finds hidden links between artworks and could help detect deepfakes
The researchers created MosAIc, an algorithm that looks for links that humans wouldn't have thought of.
Pandemic to IT: 'Do more with less!'
As demand for new services is rising, budgets are falling. Business pressures of the COVID-19 crisis are falling at the feet of CIOs and IT.
