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T-Mobile hack: Everything you need to know
More than 50 million T-Mobile customers were affected by the hack and about 48 million social security number were accessed.
United Airlines and Delta are using data to make truly controversial decisions
How much can data persuade those who may not want to believe you? Some airlines think it can be effective.
Master Arduino and Raspberry Pi with this $40 course bundle
There's never been a better time to break into the well-paid tech industry when you can train for a coding career without taking time away from your current job or going into debt.
Why DevOps matter
DevOps takes IT a step beyond and provides a competitive edge. 'DevOps enables you to find the problems, address them quickly, move forward.'
This app will speed up your Android phone in seconds
Is your smartphone feeling slow and sluggish? Try this before spending hundreds of dollars on a new phone.
New ways of working in a post-pandemic recovery: It’s all changing, and for the better
The way that we will work has potentially changed forever. The way that we will interact with companies has also changed. Our customers have even greater expectations for rapid service and instant and meaningful interactions over digital platforms, and that is what is driving a new wave of innovation in cloud contact centre services.
Cloudflare says it stopped the largest DDoS attack ever reported
Cloudflare's system detected and mitigated a 17.2 million request-per-second DDoS attack, which they said is three times larger than any previous one.
Brazil's 5G auction set to take place in October
The public notice for the auction expected to raise over $8 billion, has received the final seal of approval from the country's authorities.
Cisco says it will not release software update for critical 0-day in EOL VPN routers
Cisco said there are no workarounds for the vulnerability.
It's AI, but don't call it pondering
Tiernan Ray explains Google's DeepMind has developed a way for a computer program to automatically calculate whether it should keep working on a program or cease operation if the calculation has reached a sufficient threshold. Just don't be mislead by the label "PonderNet," which doesn't reflect what humans consider "pondering."
Microsoft rolls out more fixes and a new 'Microsoft 365' widget in latest Windows 11 test build release
Microsoft Dev and Beta testers are getting another new widget as part of its latest Windows Insider test build of Windows 11.
