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Oracle takes another step in its goal to build the world's first autonomous cloud
Billed as the world's first autonomous operating system, Oracle Autonomous Linux provisions itself, scales itself, tunes itself, and patches itself while running.
ioSafe Solo Hawk rugged SSD: One of the world's toughest external storage drives
Want an external drive that can take a serious beating and still keep your data safe? You need the ioSafe Solo Hawk.
Ransomware: Why paying the ransom is a bad idea for everyone in the long run
ZDNet's Danny Palmer explains that some cyber-insurance companies encourage their clients to pay the ransom to get back up and running as quickly as possible - but here's how this just causes more problems.
Western Digital intros new IoT storage cards
The new products can handle extended temperatures and extreme shock and vibration standards for industrial IoT scenarios.
Is Microsoft getting closer to launching its expected Microsoft 365 Consumer subscription?
Some Microsoft users are reporting they are seeing their Office 365 subscriptions and products being quietly rebranded as 'Microsoft 365.' Could a potential branding change be coming?
Apple just released iOS 13, but iOS 13.1 is only a few days away
An update with bug fixes and new features is already on the horizon for iPhone and iPad users.
What is 5G? The business guide to next-generation wireless technology
It is a capital improvement project the size of the entire planet, replacing one wireless architecture created this century with another one that aims to lower energy consumption and maintenance costs. It’s also a huge gamble on the future of transmission technology, doubling down on consumers’ willingness to upgrade.
Google Chrome adds new UI customizer on desktop, tab groups on Android
Google rolls out major new UI features for Chrome users on desktop and mobile.
Two Ethereum consultants charged with extorting a cryptocurrency startup
DOJ claims the consultants threatened to destroy a startup's ICO unless they got more money.
It’s time to reinvent mapping for the physical future
The mapping industry has been stuck with closed data systems that hamper progress towards the real-time, physical world future.
