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A report from Kong details areas of concern for IT decision makers as well as some potential solutions to the problems involved with innovation.
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Innovation 4 ideas for understanding and managing the power of algorithms on social media
What if tech companies had to release data about how algorithms work and software engineers had to take social science courses in college?
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Image: iStockphoto/baloon111 Innovation Top 5 things to know about FAST streaming TV
Free Ad-Supported Streaming Television is an easy way to reach a broader video audience. Tom Merritt explains this new streaming phenomenon.
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Image: metamorworks/Adobe Stock Innovation Top 5 levels of driving automation
Autonomous driving has five levels defined by the Society of Automotive Engineers, and Tom Merritt tells us all about them.
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Image: iStock/bodnarchuk Innovation Learn all you need to know about crypto for $30
Investing in cryptocurrencies is the hot new thing. But is it right for you? Don't take the plunge until you know what you're doing, and this affordable training bundle can help.
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Image: photon_photo/Adobe Stock Artificial Intelligence How to tackle machine learning’s MLOps tooling mess
Though MLOps tooling is bound to get easier, there are simple steps you can take to get value from machine learning today.
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Image: Beam Global Security EV charging stations: Are they new targets for cyberattacks?
As the U.S. moves forward into infrastructure renovations, onboarding more electric vehicles and charging stations are major goals—but are we ready for cyberattacks?
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NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang showed off the company's Avatar software during the GTC 2022 keynote. TJ is the CEO's avatar. Artificial Intelligence NVIDIA moves to front of the AI pack with software, hardware and app advances
CEO announces new chips, networking solutions and AI models to power digital twins, edge computing and virtual worlds.
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Image: Stack Commerce Hardware Show off your NFTs like the art they are
What's the point of buying art if you can't display it properly in your home or office? Try this NFT frame at a great low price.
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Image: iStockphoto/monsitj Innovation Brain Computer Interfaces may be the future, but will they be secure?
NCC Group’s study outlines the use cases for BCIs as well as the security risks associated with using them.
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Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto/nicescene Artificial Intelligence Deep learning isn’t living up to the hype, but still shows promise
Commentary: We’ve been overhyping deep learning for too long. It’s time to start embracing it as a complement to, not replacement for, human ingenuity.
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Image: Daniel CHETRONI/Adobe Stock Innovation 10 years of Raspberry Pi: The $25 computer has come a long way
This little device has revolutionized computing since it came on the scene. We take a look back at its journey.
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Hardware The latest Apple event is great news for professional users
Another M1 variant and the Mac Studio stole the show, but there’s a new iPhone and iPad, too.
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Portrait of African American woman working as IT engineer and standing among server racks in data center room Innovation Spirent introduces the industry’s first 800G test solution
The telecommunications company also provided a list of issues that need to be addressed for 800G to become a reality.