Ransomware has been a growing threat for a while now, but 2021 seems to truly be the year of these evolving attacks. A new report from SonicWall reveals a 148% rise in ransomware attacks compared to 2020, and predicts that […]
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AMD just got an impressive win for the Polaris Supercomputer, designed to create a testing prototype for the coming Intel-based Aurora supercomputer. This Aurora supercomputer will be doing critical work on cancer research, creating more ecologically friendly biofuels, and expanding
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The concept of zero trust and zero trust network access (ZTNA) has been around for years. In the past year and a half, though, zero trust has gained significant momentum thanks to the COVID-19 pandemic and the sudden shift to
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Healthcare is a basic human right—something that every person in the world needs in some way in order to live a productive, satisfying life. Every day, people around the world visit doctors, submit to lab and diagnostic testing, undergo procedures
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Data is essentially the “oil” or “gold” of the Internet Era. Data is crucial for both businesses and individuals—and has significant value for cybercriminals. Data needs to be protected, but that is often easier said than done. Encryption is one
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Global Foundries was primarily created around what once was AMD’s and IBM’s microprocessor manufacturing capability. It was formed with the fundamental belief that a company focused on manufacturing, with their overhead, could be more cost-effective at building parts because it
IBM vs. Global Foundries: Is This the End of Outsourcing Manufacturing? Read More »
Vulnerabilities are a simple fact of life. The goal for vendors and organizations is not to strive to create perfect hardware or software that has no vulnerabilities—there is no such thing. What’s important is ensuring that relevant details and context
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This last week Qualcomm had an event on the evolution of the digital cockpit where the company has made several interesting advancements. Bosch was the focused speaker, and they spoke about how 120 companies are now collaborating on the automotive
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TechSpective Podcast Episode 052 Companies depend on technology. It really doesn’t matter what a company actually does today–even companies that are not “tech” companies rely on technology in some way, shape, or form for day-to-day communications, operations, accounting, and other
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One of the big promises for the next generation of computing systems is medical solutions that can quickly and preemptively identify potential health problems to be corrected before permanent damage is done. Maladies like cancer and blindness often occur over
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