Dell Gets More Edge Specific With Project Frontier Platform

Basically, edge picks up where there are gaps in cloud computing and packs in a lot of extra functionality. Though it has had a loosely coordinated edge strategy for a few years, Dell Technologies today clarified this part of its massive overall business by previewing a new development called Project Frontier, which will result in a stand-alone edge operations software and hardware platform sometime next year. Frontier will help users better manage, secure, and orchestrate edge applications and infrastructure for deployments at global scale, company founder and CEO Michael Dell told analysts and reporters at a Dell Technologies press event....

February 16, 2023 · 4 min · 641 words · Pamela Marshall

Democracy Advocate Finds Internet Freedom Has Declined Globally For 11Th Consecutive Year

The findings were released as part of the non-profit, non-governmental organisation’s (NGO) annual Freedom on the Net 2021report [PDF], which found that 48 out of 70 countries covered in the report – which account for 88% of the world’s internet users – have pursued new rules for tech companies on content, data, or competition over the past year. “While some moves reflected legitimate attempts to mitigate online harms, rein in misuse of data, or end manipulative market practices, many new laws imposed excessively broad censorship and data-collection requirements on the private sector,” the report said....

February 16, 2023 · 3 min · 592 words · Phillip Russel

Developers Devops Or Cybersecurity Which Is The Top Tech Talent Employers Are Looking For Now

The extent of this demand is reflected in a booming tech jobs market. According to CompTIA’s June 2021 European Tech Hiring Trends report, employers posted just shy of 900,000 ads for new tech roles in Q1 2021, representing a 40% increase compared to the third quarter of 2021. Software developers were listed as the most in-demand occupation category, accounting for almost 250,000 job ads posted in the quarter. Developers wanted The call for developers has been consistent throughout the pandemic, and is likely to present one of the biggest recruitment challenges for employers over the coming months....

February 16, 2023 · 8 min · 1666 words · Brian Hepler

Dirty Websites The Worst Urls For The Environment Ranked

A research team at Payless Power ranked around 50 popular websites based on environmental impact. How much CO2 does a single site visit represent, anyway? Are any of these websites using servers and infrastructure that run on sustainable energy, and how does that change the equation? The findings represent an interesting bit of consumer consciousness raising. While consumers may not outright avoid, say, a major e-commerce platform because of the footprint of its digital storefront, it’s a welcome reminder that small choices consumers make, from the brands they support to things like packaging and delivery times and methods, add up....

February 16, 2023 · 2 min · 420 words · Inez Siske

Doj Charges Four Members Of Chinese Government Hacking Group

According to a release from the DOJ, a San Diego federal grand jury returned the indictment of all four in May and it was unsealed on Friday. The indictment says Ding Xiaoyang, Cheng Qingmin and Zhu Yunmin were members of the Hainan State Security Department working covertly within a front company called Hainan Xiandun Technology Development Co., Ltd. The goal of the operation, according to the Justice Department, was to steal information from companies that would help enterprises in China....

February 16, 2023 · 4 min · 742 words · Sarah Marnell

Down But Not Out How Boston S Pro Sports Teams Can Still Win In A Pandemic

What happens when organizations who play to win for a living unite to conquer a common competitor: COVID-19? Salesforce, Karen Mangia and I hosted senior leaders from five Boston professional sports teams to discover how they’re adapting their playbooks to succeed at the future of engagement and experience built on a scalable enterprise architecture. In addition to the panel, I had the opportunity to have fireside chat with Rob Hale, CEO of Granite Telecommunications and an owner of the Boston Celtics and the Boston Cannons, about life, leadership and business lessons that matter most in today’s times of uncertainty and disruption....

February 16, 2023 · 9 min · 1917 words · Luis Lee

Dual Portable Laptop Monitor Deal Save 120 On Teamgee

The monitor extender provides two 12" Full HD (1920x1080) IPS displays. The refresh rate is allowable at 60Hz, which is suitable for work, email, and most daily tasks – but wouldn’t be suitable for fast-paced gaming. The monitors connect via either USB or HDMI ports and stay in place with a back support framework connecting to your laptop. Read on: Meet espresso Display V2, the world’s thinnest portable monitor You can choose to mirror or extend your laptop’s display and most 13" to 16" laptops (both Windows and Mac) are compatible with a 210-degree viewing angle....

February 16, 2023 · 1 min · 104 words · Rachel Strickland

E Learning Deal Train To Become A Blockchain Developer And Create Cryptocurrency

Now you can learn all about what the future holds for this currency and technology combination. And, best of all, you can do it at your own pace. If you are a complete novice, you will probably want to start with the “Solidity Smart Contracts: Build DApps in Ethereum Blockchain’’ class. It will take you from beginner to expert at using the Solidity language to create smart contracts in the Ethereum ecosystem, even if you know absolutely nothing about Solidity or any programming at all....

February 16, 2023 · 2 min · 284 words · Margaret Lewis

Ebay Finds A Brilliant Way For You To Forget Amazon

Just because it’s a fountain of beneficence, not because it has too much stuff in stock. So you’re unreasonably excited to see whether you can buy something you don’t really need for less than when you still didn’t really need it. I’d like you, therefore, to consider your options. Well, no, I wouldn’t, but eBay would. I did, too, until I saw this wonderful attempt by eBay to attract your attention....

February 16, 2023 · 2 min · 338 words · Lynnette Browder

Empathy Detectives On The Importance Of Seeking And Mining Customer Truth

Read what she has to say. Its interesting, important and…right. All yours, Celia! I’m a fan of detective shows. And I’ve enjoyed a lot of them – Broadchurch, Homeland, True Detective, even Veronica Mars, to name a few. I’ve spent many hours watching how characters from these series go to great lengths to pursue the truth; often using somewhat unconventional methods to uncover it. Today, in our post-pandemic customer engagement landscape, I’d argue a similar approach must be taken – a relentless search for the truth that involves going beyond the realms of our normal investigative techniques to press past the limits of our current understanding....

February 16, 2023 · 7 min · 1371 words · Robert Burkhart

Ex Apple Engineer Pleads Guilty To Stealing Apple S Car Secrets

Zhang stole the trade secrets while preparing to work for Chinese electric vehicle startup Xiaopeng Motors, also known as XPeng. The FBI arrested Zhang at San Jose airport, California, on 7 July, while he was en route to China. Zhang was hired by Apple in 2015 where he would eventually work on hardware for Apple’s secretive autonomous vehicle project. SEE: Apple told staff to return to the office. Its timing couldn’t be worse According to CNBC, Apple suspected Zhang of stealing trade secrets after he took paternity leave and traveled to China with his family....

February 16, 2023 · 2 min · 298 words · Richard Nichols

Exclusive Ftx Buys Good Luck Games In Quest To Convince Gamers To Love Nfts And Blockchain

I’ve previously covered the difficult road FTX had ahead of it when it initially announced that it was founding a division focused entirely on offering a “blockchain-as-a-service” solution to companies across the video game industry. Just how it planned to make its entry successfully became a bit clearer when I later spoke with FTX Gaming Lead Amy Wu on the topic. Now, it’s become clear that this is a task FTX believes can best be accomplished with a little help from its friends....

February 16, 2023 · 8 min · 1549 words · Daniel Drummond

Facebook We Want 10 000 New Recruits To Help Build Our Vr Metaverse

Facebook sees the metaverse as the next frontier of web development that it believes will bring virtual reality and augmented reality to the masses. At a time when hybrid work is expected to become the norm and when tech giants are facing scrutiny from regulators over competition and privacy, Facebook is betting its European recruitment drive will help it develop a ‘responsible’ metaverse. SEE: Even computer experts think ending human oversight of AI is a very bad idea “The metaverse has the potential to help unlock access to new creative, social and economic opportunities....

February 16, 2023 · 3 min · 554 words · June Rice

Facebook Cto Mike Schroepfer Stepping Down

“I will stay on as long as it takes to ensure a successful leadership transition,” Schroepfer tweeted. He added that he plans to take on a new part-time role as Facebook’s first Senior Fellow in a Facebook post. See also: Facebook is the AOL of 2021 “This change in role will allow me to dedicate more time to my family and my personal philanthropic efforts while staying deeply connected to the company working on key initiatives including recruiting and developing technical talent and continuing to foster our AI investments in critical technologies like PyTorch,” Schroepfer wrote....

February 16, 2023 · 2 min · 233 words · Kevin Shea

Facebook S Satellite Internet Team Joins Amazon S Project Kuiper In Acquisition Deal

“We believe satellite technology will enable the next generation of broadband infrastructure, and as part of our connectivity efforts, we’ve built an incredible team around designing and testing new ways to advance satellite connectivity using optical communications and radio frequency systems and solutions,” the Facebook spokesperson said. “Facebook remains committed to enabling better, broader global connectivity through the development of new programs, technologies and business models, and we’re excited to watch as this team takes their work to the next stage and makes a lasting impact in the field....

February 16, 2023 · 1 min · 127 words · Barbara Stuart

Fedex Told Me I Wasn T Home It Simply Wasn T True

A couple of Saturdays ago, the famed food show presenter and general apogee of erudition, was not in a good mood. I know this because he tweeted: “I love how @fedex can send you a notice saying they attempted delivery at the exact time you were actually standing at the door waiting for the delivery.” I felt at one with Brown’s plight because, at that very moment, the same thing was happening to me....

February 16, 2023 · 5 min · 962 words · Nancy Kennedy

Five Windows 10 Features You Really Should Be Using

That’s the point of this post, where I’ve assembled five well-hidden Windows 10 features that I guarantee will save you time and help you avoid unnecessary clicks. Snip & Sketch Capture, mark up, and share any part of your screen If you’re old enough to remember those early releases of Windows 10 from 2015 through 2018, you might have missed this feature, which didn’t arrive for the masses until more than three years after the debut of Windows 10....

February 16, 2023 · 6 min · 1175 words · Michelle Doane

Frontier Is The First National Isp To Offer 2 Gbps Internet Across Its Entire Network

While Frontier is best known for its rural DSL internet service, the company has been expanding its fiber network. Frontier’s 2 Gbps service will be available to approximately 4 million customers in 19 states as part of its launch. This 2 Gbps service is symmetrical; this means you’ll get 2 Gbps speeds both up and down. So, what kind of speed does that give you in real-world terms? Well, you can download Fortnite, which comes in at 10GBs, in about two minutes....

February 16, 2023 · 3 min · 491 words · Chuck Smith

Ftc Disputes Facebook Reasoning For Shutting Down Nyu Disinformation Project

Facebook has faced significant backlash this week after they closed the researchers’ accounts working for the Ad Observatory project, which let Facebook users download a browser plugin that allowed the researchers to see what kind of ads show up on someone’s page. Facebook product management director Mike Clark defended the decision to shutter the project, writing that it was in violation of the website’s Terms of Service and a privacy program demanded by a recent FTC order....

February 16, 2023 · 2 min · 406 words · Allene Darby

Garmin S November Watch Update Adds A Ton Of Features Here S What S Included

The November feature updates are rolling out to the Venu 2, Venu Sq 2, Forerunner 255 series, Forerunner 945 LTE, Forerunner 955 series, Fenix 6/MARQ, Fenix 7/Epix (Gen 2), MARQ (Gen 2), Enduro 2, and Tactix 7. Earlier this year, I tested the Garmin Forerunner 955 Solar that launched with some of these features in this update, but even that device gets some of the new goodies. The Garmin Enduro 2 lives on one of my wrists at all times while I test out all kinds of other smartwatches and GPS sports watches on the other wrist....

February 16, 2023 · 4 min · 680 words · Verna Wright