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How the USPS is deploying AI to help track 7.3B packages a year
As the Postal Service leverages edge AI systems to transform its vast, distributed enterprise, it serves as a model for other government entities as well as private businesses.
Answer these three questions before you start planning your company's AI move
Tonya Hall talks to Ritika Gunnar, VP at IBM's AI Expert Labs, about the basic homework organizations must do before entering the world of AI.
Phyn's new Smart Water Sensor watches for water leaks and alerts you when there's trouble
A new, standalone device from Phyn can be put almost anywhere.
Google is going to start automatically enrolling users in two-step verification
If you use Google services, get ready for two-step verification to become the norm.
Data leak implicates over 200,000 people in Amazon fake product review scam
Names, email addresses, and PayPal details were exposed and left online.
When you're serious about working from home, you need a home server
With so many cloud storage options, why would you consider a home server? It turns out there are some surprising pitfalls to relying solely on cloud storage, especially if you're working or running a business from home.
Rolling the dice on network slicing: Kubernetes sparks a rethink of 5G edge
The problem with distributed computing, as with distributed anything, is finding the appropriate system of governance. A management model for distributed computing may be emerging, though it might not be the one telcos were hoping for.
Ransomware: There's been a big rise in double extortion attacks as gangs try out new tricks
More and more ransomware gangs are adopting tactics around threatening to publish stolen data in an effort to force victims to pay.
Cloud computing: Microsoft sets out new data storage options for European customers
EU business data stored in Microsoft cloud can almost stop flowing to the US by 2022, but customers might need to pay more for the capability.
Ryuk ransomware finds foothold in bio research institute through student who wouldn’t pay for software
The incident started with a student who didn't want to pay for a license and ended with the loss of research.
