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Extending data capture to the sky
Dan Burton, founder at Dronebase, talks about the new technologies drone manufacturers are adding to their aircraft, as well as ethical and regulatory developments for drone flights.
Latin American banks advance in digital transformation projects
Most organizations in the region are investing in cloud and data analytics - but very few talk about IoT and Blockchain, says report.
Comcast fixes another Xfinity website data leak
It's the second Xfinity security issue in as many months.
EUV: Samsung's long-awaited 7nm lithography tech
At the VLSI Symposia, Samsung gave the first detailed look at its 7nm platform, which is likely to be the first chipmaking process to use a new form of lithography that has been in the works for decades.
Research: CIO gender diversity is good for business
Read this in-depth discussion with Deloitte on new research into diverse technology teams. Learn from the CIO of Fox Networks, who was previously CIO of Burberry, and learn key lessons on achieving high-performing IT.
Which Amazon Echo to buy? How to pick the best Alexa device for your needs
Amazon now has an entire army of Echo devices. Some listen to you. Some also watch you. Which should you choose? We help you decide.
End user data backup policy
Data without an associated backup is only as reliable as the system upon which it is stored—and every system has a finite lifespan or may be susceptible to malware or hacking efforts. This policy offers...
Windows 10 how-to: Ed Bott's free tech support and troubleshooting guide
A curated list of the best sites for support information about Windows 10.
AT&T buys AppNexus, extends into ad tech after Time Warner purchase
The deal is really about digital TV advertising and trying to thwart the ad dominance of Google and Facebook.
US supercomputer knocks out Chinese champ to reclaim HPC crown
But China has more machines overall in the TOP500 list.
PGP encryption won't protect your data. But PURBs can.
You may think that encrypting your sensitive files with, say, PGP may protect your data - but you'd be wrong. Most encryption formats leak a lot of plaintext metadata, and that's a problem. Here's what you need to know.
