What started as a blog entry about why the 5 Ghz-based 802.11a Wi-Fi standard is a way to avoid the sort of spectrum debate that erupted at the University of Texas is now a full blown column.
What started as a blog entry about why the 5 Ghz-based 802.11a Wi-Fi standard is a way to avoid the sort of spectrum debate that erupted at the University of Texas is now a full blown column.
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Tech jobs: Outlook for hiring is still uncertain
New job listings for developers fell between the first and second quarter of 2020, except in two major tech cities.
Preparing for the future: The 2020s will demand more from your tech
What worked in the 2010s will not work in the 2020s as we see business shift from global toward hyperlocal operations. Aligning your tech stack to address the highest risks to your organization ...
TikTok touts vigilance to prevent further distressing videos from appearing on its app
The controversial video-sharing platform also said it would happily notify Australian authorities of any misinformation takedowns, if it knew who to go to. ...
Conversations around CX are generally on the emotional state of the customer and their relationship with the company. But how can this be quantified? Nancy Porte, Verint's VP of Global ...
A long-term battle: The tech industry's role in combatting climate change
At a time when it has become a crucial part of staying in business.
Nvidia arms itself to terminate Intel’s processor dominance
NVIDIA announced its plans to acquire chipmaker Arm. What does this mean for the tech industry?
Ericsson picks up Cradlepoint for enterprise value of $1.1 billion
Cash deal expected to close in the fourth quarter of the year.
A young Stanford graduate tried to teach me about life. It didn’t go well
Stanford has emitted many of the most successful tech founders. Yet almost five hours spent with this Stanford graduate made me wonder about the role of technology in our future and ...
Web.com's revised bid lucks out to 5G Networks for Arq Group leftovers
Webcentral will be wholly acquired by 5G Networks for around AU$20 million.
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