Alison DeNisco Rayome is a senior editor at CNET, leading a team covering software, apps and services. She was previously a senior editor at CNET's sister site TechRepublic.
Nearly 60% of organizations overspend their budget on cloud resources, due in part to mismatched IT and finance perceptions, according to a Cloudability report.
Amazon’s decision to pull out of its proposed headquarters in New York City could have implications for the tech talent shortage and the future locations of IT jobs.
The public will finally be able to see the Boring Company’s Los Angeles hyperloop tunnel next week, but questions about the potential of this transportation system remain.
Soylent, People Chow, and Huel have found fans in the tech industry who don’t want to waste working time eating meals. But some have larger aims to fill food shortages.
Colorado offers extensive election official cybersecurity training, paper ballots, and a strong auditing system, giving it top marks in election security.
In this intro for TechRepublic’s how to become a machine learning engineer cheat sheet, Alison DeNisco Rayome discusses what the job is at its core, why it’s in demand, and more.
At the 2018 Grace Hopper Celebration, Kathryn Finney of digitalundivided described the barriers facing black women in tech, and how VCs can support more diverse startups.
At the 2018 Grace Hopper Celebration, Cathy Scerbo of Liberty Mutual explained the benefits of employee resource groups for underrepresented populations.
