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Stratasys sheds more light on its metals additive manufacturing plans
Stratasys teased out a few more details about its metal 3D printing plans. It's a high stakes race with 3D Systems and HP for the future of manufacturing.
Service mesh: What it is and why it matters so much now
It's a new and emerging class of service manager for distributed computing -- one that can work hand-in-hand with orchestrators such as Kubernetes. The service mesh would build a "Layer 7 network" exclusively for applications. And the changes it would make could reignite old debates about network architecture.
Western Union partners with Kenyan telco to take its mobile wallet global
The deal will enable 28 million M-PESA mobile wallet holders to send cross-border money transfers.
Find any file anywhere: Cloudtenna targets local and cloud file search
Cloud storage has solved a lot of problems. But it's created a huge new one: how to find files that can be scattered across several clouds as well as on-premise file servers. It's a hot area that promises to get hotter. Here's one company's approach.
Facebook patches another bug that could have allowed mass-harvesting of user data
Imperva security researcher publicly discloses bug today, but Facebook patched the issue back in May.
Digital transformation spending to approach $2 trillion by 2022
Funds are pouring into digital transformation efforts as business leaders see the category as a long-term investment.
Telephone interview cheat sheet: Computer bench technician
Phone interviews can save time and speed up the hiring process. This cheat sheet will make it easy to ask both general and job-specific questions, allowing you to compare candidates for the computer bench...
Sex in driverless cars will be the next big thing, say scientists
UK researchers claim that the coming of driverless cars will be a fine location for carnal pleasures. What is the world coming to?
HP takes on the iPad in the classroom with new Education Edition PCs and services
HP aims to transform the classroom - and perhaps slow down Apple's efforts to expand iPad usage in schools - with a range of new Education Edition PCs and an updated cloud-based education suite.
Why WannaCry ransomware is still a threat to your PC
The global outbreak was 18 months ago - but the self-propogating nature of WannaCry means it's still attempting to infect thousands of systems a month.
OpenStack expands focus beyond the IaaS cloud
Almost from day one OpenStack has been more than an Infrastructure-as-a-Service cloud. Moving forward it wants to address the whole gamut of open infrastructure.
