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As a December surprise, Intel launched its Battlemage GPU cards. Priced at a very affordable $249 and $219, these discrete graphics cards will make great gifts for the sweet spot of general-purpose gaming. Intel has struggled with discrete graphics for […]
Intel Launches Impressive Battlemage GPUs Just in Time for Christmas Read More »
Clinical research used to be complicated, with teams drowning in paperwork and struggling to track data. Now, various software solutions enable researchers to catch safety issues faster, make informed decisions about their study’s progress, and produce reliable results that could
How Clinical Study Software Transforms Data Management Read More »
In today’s competitive labor market, employers increasingly prioritize candidates’ skills over traditional educational credentials. Skills-based hiring has gained momentum, as shown in recent reports highlighting the difficulty in filling specific roles due to skills shortages. For instance, Magnit’s Summer/Fall United
Beyond the Degree: Embracing Skills-Based Hiring Read More »
Ever since PCs came out, IT (back then it was called Management Information Systems) has been trying to get back to terminals. Back then, you didn’t worry about endpoint updates, user viruses or malware much at all. From an IT
Microsoft Recreates the Terminal with Windows 365 Link Read More »
Microsoft Ignite starts on November 19th this year. While there will be a lot of product updates and status reports on Microsoft Copilot and other Microsoft AI tools, the real benefit of this show will likely have far less to
Things to Look for at Microsoft Ignite Read More »
TechSpective Podcast Episode 142 Ajit Sancheti, General Manager of NG-SIEM at CrowdStrike recently joined me for an episode of the TechSpective Podcast. With years of experience in cybersecurity and as a co-founder of Preempt Security, Ajit brings a unique
Tackling Swivel Chair Syndrome Read More »
This month, IBM had a briefing on its Power platform for AI, which currently is in use by over 40K users. This may not seem like a lot, but with AI failures outnumbering AI successes, it is important to look
IBM Power: Doing Hybrid by Choice Read More »
“If it ain’t’ broken, don’t fix it.” I feel like all startup founders have, at some point, heard this phrase from someone in their circle. On the surface, it’s a simple, straightforward warning not to invest in fixing things that
‘If it Ain’t Broke, Don’t Fix It’ — Is This Still Good Advice for Startups? Read More »
Given the USA’s continuous exposure to cybercriminals and cyberattacks, it has become one of the most experienced nations in defending against cybercrime. From nation-state-sponsored cyber espionage to ransomware attacks conducted by financially motivated ransomware groups, the USA has seen it
The USA From A Cybercriminal’s Perspective: A Diversifying Landscape Read More »
Over the past few years, businesses have rapidly expanded their digital infrastructure to accommodate distributed workforces and implemented a slew of modernization initiatives to bring them into the digital era. This has fueled a shift from on-premises data storage to
From Data to Cloud: Bridging Security Gaps with DSPM and CSPM Read More »
