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AT&T's 5G E service is actually slower than its rivals' enhanced 4G networks
OpenSignal found that AT&T's 5G E phones get average download speeds of 28.8 Mbps -- less than T-Mobile's 29.4 Mbps and Verizon's 29.9 Mbps.
Digital economy will represent over half of Latin America's GDP by 2022
This year marks a return to investment in innovation in the region by organizations in the region, says research.
How interactive will cars become?
TechRepublic's Karen Roby asks ZDNet's Stephanie Condon her take on smart cars based on her conversations with Nuance Communications.
Video streaming beats cable subscriptions for the first time
By the Motion Picture Association of America's count, more people are now subscribing to online video streaming services than cable television.
Windows Calculator will get a 'graphing mode'
Microsoft has chosen "graphing mode" as the first feature to be added to the Windows 10 Calculator app after open-sourcing the project on GitHub.
Nvidia GPUs for data science, analytics, and distributed machine learning using Python with Dask
Nvidia wants to extend the success of the GPU beyond graphics and deep learning to the full data science experience. Open source Python library Dask is the key to this.
How smart tech is transforming the transportation industry
From urban geo data to autonomous cars to flying taxis, new technologies are already having a radical impact on how we get from point A to point B. This ebook looks at current and future transportation...
Norsk Hydro will not pay ransom demand and will restore from backups
Microsoft employees have arrived in Norway to help Norsk Hydro recover after ransomware attack.
Survey: How is your company using serverless computing services?
Take this quick, multiple choice survey and tell us serverless computing impacts your company.
Shunned by CES, female sex tech company gets government grant
Women are driving technological and economic change in the sexual wellness industry, valued at more than $40 billion globally.
Microsoft: This is world's first automated DNA data storage, retrieval system
Microsoft researchers reveal an apparatus for automating the storage and retrieval of data stored in DNA.
