The concept of “hostile workplace” appears to be at the heart of Salesforce announcing they will fund the relocation of any employee that finds the new Texas law restricting abortion objectionable. It is interesting that Benioff, Salesforce’s president, didn’t just […]
Salesforce Reacts to Texas Law Change – Why you Should Follow Their Lead Read More »
One of the ongoing annoyances when buying a new car is that its technology can be as much as ten years old. The out-of-date technology problem is particularly annoying when looking at relatively expensive cars like a Lamborghini or Audi
NVIDIA Addresses a Major Problem with Autonomous Vehicles Car Makers Have Ignored Read More »
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
Could the HPE Polaris Supercomputer Lead to More Intel/AMD/NVIDIA Collaboration? Read More »
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
Building on a Foundation of Zero Trust Read More »
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
Making Healthcare More Secure with Intel SGX Read More »
IBM used to be my gold standard when describing a multinational that could operate successfully across the borders of nations in conflict. Granted, even they had issues during World Wars, their process of establishing a powerful localized presence—which tech companies
Lenovo’s Financials Showcase the Company’s Unique China and USA Advantage Read More »
As we move to the increasing use of autonomous vehicles (Amazon just announced a 1K autonomous truck deal with NVIDIA) and robots, the concerns surrounding malware are only increasing. In order to mitigate the related problem and assure the integrity
BlackBerry Jarvis 2.0: Assuring the Next Generation of Autonomous Cars and Robots Read More »
Last week I participated in a conference on Smart Cities, and I thought it would be timely to talk about some critical aspects that will ensure the long-term success of these projects. Those aspects ensure the effort is focused on
Three Critical Aspects of Doing Smart Cities Right Read More »
Black Hat will kick off next week in Las Vegas. Both Black Hat and the Def Con conference that follows immediately after it are hybrid events this year. There is a presence in Las Vegas, but much of the keynotes
Connecting with Qualys at Black Hat and Def Con Read More »
As we’ve recently discovered, pandemics are still a thing—and a thing that is likely to recur at an increasing cadence either due to variants of current viruses or the emergence of new ones. IBM was at the heart of the
IBM Federated Learning and Data Fabric: Preparing for the Next Pandemic Read More »
