Intel is a sponsor of TechSpective Data is the fuel that drives business, which is why it’s also a primary target. Protecting data has always been a challenge, but cloud computing, containers, SaaS (software-as-a-service) applications, mobile devices, and IoT (internet […]
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One of the most athletic corporate social responsibility programs I follow is from Cisco, and back when I first started taking an interest in their effort, they introduced me to a company they were helping called Neopenda. Neopenda was formed
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Artificial intelligence (AI) is going through impressively rapid evolution, and some of the results are pretty amazing. For instance, earlier, NVIDIA showcased a technology called GauGAN, which could turn someone like me with no artistic skills into a master artist.
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At the IBM Think Virtual event this year, IBM clearly articulated what most of us are only beginning to realize, and that is the world we live in is about to change a lot. You might argue it has already
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One of the things I think is impressive is how much technology companies are stepping up to help the world during this COVID-19 pandemic. No two firms are doing the same thing, but collectively they have a significant impact. They
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Intel is a sponsor of TechSpective Vulnerabilities are a fact of life. Organizations and developers strive to develop secure code, but the reality is that there is no such thing as perfect when it comes to either coding applications or
Intel Bug Bounty Program Improves Security and Drives Community Engagement Read More »
I worked for IBM for around a decade in a variety of roles, including marketing, internal audit, and competitive analysis, giving me an unusual amount of depth on how the company almost failed in the 1990s. The firm went from
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This year is the massive roll-out of 5G, which promises—once it hits critical mass—fiber-like performance over wireless devices. One of the most significant impacts of this technology will come from IoT devices that are directly or indirectly connected via a
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These are unprecedented times. As countries around the world struggle to contain and respond to the COVID-19 pandemic, businesses of all sizes and across all industries find themselves suddenly trying to maintain business continuity with an entirely remote, work-from-home workforce.
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Every year I look forward to BlackBerry’s annual event so that I can catch up with John Chen, the impressive CEO that turned that company around. This year that didn’t happen thanks to the damned COVID-19 virus, which is turning
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