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How to target millennial holiday shoppers
Although the news seems to suggest the death of the high street, shoppers are not abandoning brick-and-mortar to shop online exclusively.
Alibaba's Tmall and Ford have a vehicle 'vending machine'
Customers can browse the cars stored in the massive vending machine via their smartphones, make their purchase, and have the vehicle delivered at ground level.
CIOs, don't put the cart before the horse
CIOs will shift away from AI, blockchain, and tech-of-the-day moonshots in 2019 to focus on more methodical approaches to innovation, according to Forrester.
Microsoft patches Windows zero-day used by multiple cyber-espionage groups
Kaspersky: Windows zero-day exploited by multiple cyber-espionage groups.
Waymo to launch self-driving car service within two months
Some of Waymo's biggest customers are expected to be other businesses, including Walmart and Avis, that want to provide rides for their own customers.
Intel's AI chief sees opportunity for 'massive' share gains
Naveen Rao, co-founder of AI chip maker Nervana, which Intel bought in 2016, explains how the company will storm the market in 2019 with chips and software.
Telephone interview cheat sheet: Computer bench technician
Phone interviews can save time and speed up the hiring process. This cheat sheet will make it easy to ask both general and job-specific questions, allowing you to compare candidates for the computer bench...
Autodesk, NASA rethink interplanetary lander design
NASA teamed up with Autodesk to consider what it would take get a lander all the way to the moons of Saturn and Jupiter.
Efinix works to add AI efforts in IoT
Sammy Cheung, chief executive at Efinix, talks about how the six-year-old startup company has created an intriguing twist on the FPGA technology dominated by Intel and Xiliinx.
Microsoft re-releases Windows Server 2019
Microsoft is starting up again its rollout of its Windows 10 1809/Windows Server 2019 feature releases on November 13. Here's what is -- and isn't -- happening starting today.
Microsoft resumes rollout of Windows 10 version 1809, promises quality changes
After a delay of more than five weeks, Microsoft has resumed the rollout of the Windows 10 October 2018 Update. The company also promised sweeping changes in the way it approaches quality issues, including better communication with customers.
