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Victoria to trial automated vehicles in partnership with Telstra and Lexus
On-road testing will get underway on metropolitan and regional roads soon.
Australia's future airport is closer than you think
Your biometric information will continue to be captured and the trade off is efficiency.
US Entity List bans hit AMD joint venture
Five Chinese companies added to list of companies acting against US national security.
Why employee experience, engagement software may be a hot space
Customer experience has received all the attention, but employee experience may be another important software category. The problem? There are dozens of vendors coming at employee experience from different angles. You'll be stitching together apps for the foreseeable future.
Employee experience software likely to see boomlet, then consolidated
There are a bevy of companies looking to improve employee engagement and experiences in a tight labor market. The big question is what part of the enterprise will make the buying decisions?
Learning to work with intelligent machines
Tonya Hall talks to Dr. Matt Beane, assistant professor of technology management at the University of California at Santa Barbara, to learn more about ways that AI is helping individuals better understand how to work with intelligent machines.
Cisco Live 2019: Updates and news
At Cisco Live 2019, Cisco debuted a series of software enhancements designed to put AI and machine learning deeper into the network. Key features include new network automation and analytics tools that...
Apple says go to Best Buy for repairs. A Best Buy salesman gave me the bad news
Apple says it has expanded its authorized service network to 1,000 Best Buy stores. A visit to a Best Buy, however, reveals some of the catches. They're quite big.
DHS CISA warns of Iranian hackers' habit of deploying data-wiping malware
CISA also warns against other Iranian hackers' favorite techniques: password spraying, credential stuffing, spear-phishing.
Serverless computing: another step away from the data center
A seasoned enterprise storage entrepreneur explains how cloud is unfolding into the serverless revolution.
How much higher could proposed tariffs against China push laptop prices?
A new report claims that the Trump administration's latest tariff proposal on goods imported from China could raise prices on new laptops by 17 percent in the U.S. On average the report finds that a new laptop would cost $120 more if the tariffs go into effect.
