As mobile and cloud computing use increases it creates security, performance, quality and cost issues for organizations. Akamai is launching enhancements to its Intelligent Edge Platform which will enable businesses to address security, media delivery, and web performance challenges by utilizing distributed workloads and intelligence closest to the digital touchpoint where the user interacts with […]
IBM is reinforcing its commitment to diversity and inclusion in the open source field with the launch of the IBM Open Source Community Grant. Announced at this week’s All Things Open conference in Raleigh, NC, the grant — which will be awarded quarterly — will see the winner receive $25k in cash and $25k in
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More than half the workforce (54 percent) believe they could save five hours or more from tools that automate tasks. A report from collaboration tool monday.com based on a survey of 1,000 US employees shows over 32 percent would choose to eliminate repetitive administrative tasks if they could improve one thing about work. Over 70
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Well, color us completely unsurprised! Another Windows 10 update — KB4517389 this time — is causing problems. Continuing Microsoft’s frankly appalling run of problematic updates, KB4517389 cumulative update is leading to problems with the Start menu and Microsoft Edge. See also: This is not the first update in recent times to cause problems with the
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OnePlus has a great reputation for supporting its handsets for far longer than other manufacturers, delivering not only security updates, but also new versions of Android for two years or more. With Android 10, things are staying the same. At the UK launch of the OnePlus 7T Pro, the company revealed its plans for rolling
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Well, folks… they did it. The people over at System76 finally achieved one of their dreams — selling laptops with open source firmware! This is quite an impressive feat. System76 has long been a proponent of both Linux and open source, and over the years, it never deviated from that. And now, two of its
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Artificial intelligence inspires intrigue, fear and confusion in equal measure. But to thrive in the new era, organizations need to reduce the risks posed by AI and make the most of the opportunities it offers. This is the conclusion of a new report from the Information Security Forum aimed at helping business and security leaders
The Apple Store is selling Microsoft hardware. Let me repeat. The Apple Store is selling Microsoft hardware! It’s crazy, but true. Starting today, you can buy the Xbox One controller from Apple’s online store. The world has seemingly gone mad these days, as this news follows Microsoft’s announcement that it will use the Linux-based Android
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Halloween used to be a day for children to collect candy and dress up in costumes, but lately, it seems like adults have hijacked the holiday. More and more grownups are dressing up in costumes — a trend that is probably due in part to the popularization of nerd culture and events like Comic-Con. Hell,
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Chromebooks used to be glorified web browsers running atop the Linux kernel, but these days, they are far more useful. If you need more than just web apps, you can now run Android apps and traditional desktop Linux programs on Chrome OS. Best of all, you can run them all side by side, making it
