Univ. of Washington graduate and Marshall Scholarship recipient Daniel Chen. (Univ. of Washington Photo) Daniel Chen is only 19, but he’s already a freshly minted […]
Month: February 2023
Cloud computing gets back to basics
There seems to be a clear trend in the world of cloud computing to return to IT fundamentals—the core problems that IT was set up […]
The Impact of Slow Internet Speeds on Remote Workers
As the advancement of technology continues, having the option of working from home has changed the lives of working individuals! But one issue for many […]
Radar Trends to Watch: December 2022 – O’Reilly
This month’s news has been overshadowed by the implosion of SBF’s TFX and the possible implosion of Elon Musk’s Twitter. All the noise doesn’t mean […]
Apple Plans to Beef Up iCloud Data Encryption
Apple has long promised that what is on your iPhone stays on your iPhone. But that pledge came with the caveat that if law enforcement […]
Apple’s new Advanced Data Protection brings more security and encryption to iCloud
Apple, the company whose CEO is fond of calling privacy a human right, has added a few new privacy features to its devices. One of […]
Eve Is Rolling Out Matter Support For Some Smart Home Accessories
Eve has begun to roll out new updates for its Eve Energy, Eve Door & Window, and Eve Motion smart home devices that add support […]
Apache Liminal: when MLOps meets GitOps
Apache Liminal is an open-source software which proposes a solution to deploy end-to-end Machine Learning pipelines. Indeed it permits to centralize all the steps needed […]