Soon, Robots Might be Paying Taxes Like Humans – After They Take Our Jobs
Some industry experts think that taxing robots will slow their takeover of human jobs. Others think those taxes might open another can of worms.
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Experts Weigh In: Video Walls in Corporate Spaces
Find out what six industry experts, from AV integrators to manufacturers, have to say about the growing trend of video walls in corporate environments.
Nuclear Energy Is Key to Combating Climate Change
Fear-mongering towards nuclear power has caused the renewable energy source to decline in development and use, but it is one of the best ways to combat climate change on the energy front.
After a Hack Costs Mexican Banks $20M, Banking Decision Makers Are Tightening Cybersecurity
Mexican banks are learning how to strengthen defenses against cyberattacks, and are ready to ward off future hacks.
Webinar: The Best UC Idea Ever
Without giving too much away, “The Best UC Idea Ever” is one that will help your organization move its unified communication (UC) experience “from OK to amazing.”
Equifax Data Breach Could Have Been Avoided
A Senate subcommittee found that Equifax failed to comply with standard cybersecurity measures that should be taken to protect customer information.
Video Games are Getting People Interested in Real-World Jobs
Games like “SimCity” are sparking players’ interest in jobs like city management, building and planning, and playing a role in gearing them up for the real thing.
USB-C Format Ready to Redefine Wired Connectivity in Office Environments
After years of development the USB-C format will change the way devices connect and charge, and the format is now rapidly integrating into a range of products.
Intel Frees Interconnect to Make Way for USB4
Intel’s latest solution offers more speed, two-lane operation, and other benefits to users, while opening the way for the development of USB4.
Solar-Powered UAV Could Change Wireless Capabilities
Though tech giants have tried, two lesser-known companies are teaming up with NASA to build a drone that can beam down the internet to rural areas.
