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Karen Roby highlights some of this weeks news coverage on TechRepublic and ZDNet. The stories include a security warning from Microsoft, a rundown of the Facebook privacy scandal and a look at the highest paying internships for 2019.

Security concerns, limited time, and no budget are some factors that can stop companies from innovating. Tom Merritt examines the top five roadblocks to innovation and how to overcome them.

A lot more processing is going to happen in the cloud because of 5G, which means manufacturers won’t have to build as much processing or intelligence into some devices.

New York’s Governors Island Connectivity Challenge is a testing ground to deploy next-gen wireless connectivity technologies at the quickest speeds and lowest cost possible, says CTO Miguel Gamino.

Ted Flomenhaft, CEO of Edge Fibernet, talked with TechRepublic about bringing his company’s low-cost solutions to Governor’s Island in NYC.

Smart city projects in Philadelphia include 5G, drone deployments, IoT, and public computing centers, said Ellen Hwang, the city’s program manager for innovation management.

Michael M. Samuelian, President and CEO of New York’s Governors Island, explains why 5G will be the catalyst for smart cities and digital transformation.

Tonya Hall sits down with Mohit Lad, CEO of ThousandEyes, to talk about how businesses are setting the expectations for 5G in the enterprise.

Upcoming 5G advances will help universities better integrate AR, VR, AI, and IoT into teaching and learning, according to University of Kentucky CTO Doyle Friskney.

5G will aid the growth of video streaming, the internet of things, and augmented reality, says TechRepublic’s Conner Forrest.

Europe’s largest telecom provider said 5G will be able to deploy on the continent by the global 2020 launch.

At Mobile World Congress Americas 2017, Chris Pearson, president of 5G Americas, explained how 5G will change the way we work and live.

James Sanders and Karen Roby discuss the immediate future of 5G mobile networks and smartphones, and how existing equipment cannot be updated to 5G via software updates.

At the 2019 SAP SAPPHIRE NOW conference, Darwin Deano spoke with TechRepublic about how organizations can prepare and make the most of intelligent technologies.

At the 2019 SAP SAPPHIRE NOW conference, Brigette McInnis-Day sat down with TechRepublic to discuss which organizations can benefit most from SAP SuccessFactors.

Low-code development software isn’t just for non-programmers: Developers cite it as a great way to automate repetitive tasks and free up time for higher level work.

ZDNet’s Mary Jo Foley handicaps Microsoft’s vision to lead with its three core clouds: Azure, Microsoft 365 and gaming. Here’s the plan and other goodies developers will get.

At the 2019 SAP SAPPHIRE NOW conference, Thomas Hertz spoke with TechRepublic about the ins and outs of suite-based approach to systems in a business.