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A new paper on AI-driven LASs argues they can't always be right and that we'd better think hard about whether we should build them at all
Savvy companies are shopping for talent in what is arguably the best place to find it -- their competition. As the talent war heats up, poaching tech professionals is becoming increasingly common. Here's how it's done and how to stop it.
The CIOs of Intel and Riverbed say that in the hybrid enterprise tech executives need to focus on creating seamless business flows that help the company operate better.
We regulate food service, healthcare, insurance ... why not the Internet?
Consumers worry about mobile data costs, which hinders their website visitation. Letting website owners pay for a user’s wireless data may be the answer.
Good News for UC Users, Worrisome for UC Competitors.
The relational database was purpose-built for the cloud and is said to be able to scale out easily and cost effectively.
Aaron Levie, CEO of Box, predicts "a future where storage is free and infinite." Just what’s led to this startling forecast?
Two of the three don't matter.
Unused spectrum between television channels is being harnessed for broadband delivery. Pilot projects are underway in the UK and India.
Cloud storage just keeps getting bigger and cheaper. What happens when it gets to free and infinite?
How you code data in your Big Data project has consequences, just take a look at ICD-10
SDN promises numerous benefits, but adding layers of network abstraction comes at a cost: visibility into the traffic traversing the links at the physical layer
Sensitive data can be leaked from isolated, non-networked computers using radio waves, according to new security research.
The Apple iPhone 6 and Galaxy Note 4 are two of the hottest smartphones available, but they each have their own individual strengths and weaknesses. Here are six ways the Galaxy Note 4 outperforms the iPhone 6.
The Apple iPhone 6 and Galaxy Note 4 are two of the hottest smartphones available, but they each have their own individual strengths and weaknesses. Here are six ways the iPhone 6 outperforms the Galaxy Note 4.
'Single pane of glass' solution leverages WebRTC.
Google's Inbox just tries too hard to do my email Google's way. Give me "manly" software ...
With a bountiful harvest of credit card data, cybercriminals built Voxis to increase the speed and efficiency of automated credit card fraud
Amazon is a cloud leader, but HP says it’s got one big advantage over AWS
China, Russia, and now from within the U.S. are the most common locations for hackers, depending on who you listen to.
Northrop Grumman-developed system is 150 billion times faster than previous record holder could lead to faster networks, better radar
