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How to keep your employees happy: Give them good tech
Employees who are unhappy about their workplace technology are more likely to quit, a study finds, and it's up to employers to fix it.
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NZ utility cuts power outage time using IBM's AI from The Weather Company
Using IBM's The Weather Company, Vector uses AI and data analytics to predict and preempt downed poles and lines.
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Organizations moving toward more rigorous security testing to ensure compliance
More companies are using third-party vendors and crowdsourced testing to meet their security needs, according to a new survey from Synack.
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Industrial IoT company gets $8M and vote of confidence from Qualcomm
Augury uses sensors and machine learning to track the health of fans, cooling towers, and other industrial equipment.
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Photos: The world's 25 fastest supercomputers
The latest TOP500 supercomputer list is out, and the US has continued to grow its lead over competing Chinese supercomputers.
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Special report: Blockchain in business: Where are we now, and predictions for the next decade
Has blockchain overcome its initial hurdles to become a mainstream technology? TechRepublic Premium wanted to know. To better understand industry attitudes toward blockchain, a recent TechRepu...
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Photos: 15 great Arduino kits for the DIY geek to build
Arduino is a great, open-source introduction to microcontrollers. Here are 15 products that can get you started working with Arduino.
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State of enterprise machine learning in 2020: 7 key findings
While machine learning developments are overwhelming the enterprise, many challenges will prevent teams from seeing the full value of these projects, Algorithmia found.
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Report: These cities are the best for tech professionals
If you're a tech professional willing to relocate one of these 5 cities is worth considering, CompTIA said in a new report.
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Indeed's top tech skills trends: JavaScript, containerization, and data science
Indeed reports an increased demand for web development, cloud computing, and using big data tools.
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8 of the worst open source innovations of the decade
Open source innovations aren't all successes. Jack Wallen shares his picks for the biggest open source failures of the 2010s.
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How to stop spam calls right now
Spam calls drive us all crazy. Here are four ways to stop robocalls and other unsolicited phone calls.
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9 of the biggest open source stories in 2019
Open source may not have dominated the world in 2019, but it certainly had some major highlights.
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Microsoft Ignite 2019: Azure Arc, HoloLens 2, Edge, Quantum and Teams
Microsoft Ignite was a landmark year for the developer conference, with Microsoft taking a markedly more aggressive stance in positioning the benefits of Azure relative to AWS and Google Cloud, highli...
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How to tune up your business travel habits to make the journey easier
As IT leaders, we likely spend a fair amount of time traveling. Some time spent "tuning up" your travel habits can make getting there far more pleasant.
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HubSpot tops Glassdoor's 100 Best Places to Work in 2020 Awards
The Boston-area marketing firm bested last year's winner Bain & Co., which claimed the No. 2 spot.
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Significant advances in 5G, AI, and edge computing among the top tech predictions for 2020
Report by GP Bullhound also calls out the rise of data lakes/death of relational databases and the rise of vertical AI SaaS offerings, and XaaS.
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How to use apps to draw on a computer with Chrome
If you want to draw in the Chrome browser on your Windows, macOS, or Chrome desktop or laptop, these apps are worth a try.
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