Latest from James Sanders
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How Internet Object aims to be the minimalist post-JSON data serialization format
Internet Object is built around supporting and validating data schema, and produces files roughly 40% smaller than JSON.
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Chuwi AeroBook review: Testing 5 Linux distributions
The Chuwi AeroBook is a snappy, Ultrabook-style system at under half the price of the MacBook Air, from which it draws clear design inspirations. TechRepublic tests how it fares running Linux.
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USB4 standards brings the number of different USB-C to USB-C cables to 8
USB Type C was envisioned as the universal connector, though USB-C cables are far from universal. USB4 cables are limited to a maximum length of 80 cm.
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How ChocoPy uses Python and RISC-V to teach compiler creation
ChocoPy uses a modern, well-known language and platform for computer science instruction, avoiding legacy cruft from aging CISC platforms.
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Intel retracts Apollo Lake warning, discounts claims of reliability issues
Intel published documentation indicating a major CPU flaw similar to the 2016 Silvermont C2000 bug, though retracted it claiming the issues were fixed in firmware update for already-deployed CPUs.
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JPMorgan's Athena has 35 million lines of Python code, and won't be updated to Python 3 in time
With 35 million lines of Python code, the Athena trading platform is at the core of JPMorgan's business operations. A late start to migrating to Python 3 could create a security risk.
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Huawei selling MateBook laptops with Linux preinstalled to consumers in China
Huawei is selling three models of MateBook systems with Deepin Linux preinstalled, available at the company's Chinese shopping site.
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IBM z15: Multicloud makes the case for why mainframes still matter
IBM's rethinking what a mainframe should be in the age of cloud computing. Here's why it matters for the enterprise.
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What business users need from the iPhone 11: Did Apple deliver?
Samsung is pitching the Galaxy Note 10 as the smartphone for business and productivity. Here's what Apple needs to deliver for the iPhone 11 to be a compelling upgrade.
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Intel officially unveils Chaco Canyon, first fanless NUC in five years
The Intel NUC 8 Rugged—otherwise known as Chaco Canyon—is intended for IoT, edge analytics, and digital signage, among other use cases, and is available in kit or board-only configurations.