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Lenovo taps IBM's cognitive and blockchain tools to improve customer service
Lenovo is using IBM technology to improve customer service within its Data Center Group.
Do we need 6G Wireless already? 5G engineers debate
The race to 6G has already begun, according to a certain head of state. This while 5G firms in China may be helping other countries to race ahead. What if a “6G” isn’t such a good idea?
LG G8 ThinQ first look review: Despite silly gimmicks, it's an affordable flagship worth considering
The LG G8 ThinQ looks a lot like last year's G7 with some minor updates and a couple gimmicky unreliable functions. However, it is an affordable flagship at $620 and offers most of what we see on the more expensive Samsung Galaxy S10.
Robots threaten middle-aged workers the most (that's anyone over 21)
Three papers from influential economists cast doubt on the idea that there are beneficial aspects to automation. Beneficial aspects to workers, that is.
Programming language Python's popular extension for Visual Studio Code revamped
Microsoft's open-source Visual Studio Code is growing hand in hand with Python.
Confidence in the internet is wobbling: Here's how to fix it, says cyber chief
Tech industry has a responsibility to fix security for the next generation, says NCSC head.
Policy pack: Workplace ethics
Maintaining a high ethical standard is essential for all organizations, regardless of industry or size—and it’s an imperative that touches all employees and contingent workers. This collection of policies...
IBM expands universities in its quantum computing research network
While these research areas are fluid and early stages, IBM is laying down the groundwork for quantum advances and ensuring there are people able to work in the field and ultimately expand it.
Facebook open sources C++ F14 hash table
Making fast hash tables in programming, which don't cause collision trouble, is one of computing's holy grails. Facebook thinks it's created a good one.
Automated cyber-defence system could help keep your data safe
Government, security firms and technology companies should be doing the heavy lifting when it comes to protecting against hacking and cyberattacks, says the UK's intelligence service.
Science writing can now be automated (sort of)
Uh-oh. But, like, I can totally do other stuff.
