Who Got Hacked This Week? July 15 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, July 15, 2019? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
Blogs
Economists Predict the Automation Takeover Will Be Bleak
A report from Oxford Economics highlights a new wave of automation that could disproportionately hurt lower-income families.
Renewable Energy Beats Coal In U.S. for the First Time
Solar, wind, and hydro power surpassed coal this past spring for a short time – here’s how.
Week in Review: Connected Apps and IIoT, Online Privacy, etc.
This week, July 8th – 12th, 2019: the value of connected applications to IIoT, online privacy facts, the internet fustercluck, and more.
The Last Month Was a Real ‘Fustercluck’ for the Internet: Here’s Why
Would you describe your recent internet experience as “apocalyptic?” Such dramatic language could be forgiven, because there were several major internet outages in the last month which affected millions of worldwide users. According to a Tech Crunch article, the outages affected websites, services, images, direct messages, calenders, and emails. Some of which were unavailable for […]
Robot Nurse: How the Moxi Robot Won the Hearts of Real Caregivers and Patients Alike
The market is a forgiving place if you’re a nurse looking for work: the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics finds that the number of jobs for nurses will grow 15% from 2016 to 2026. But a group of hospitals in Texas is turning to the Moxi robot to alleviate some of the need for nursing. […]
Oregon Prisons Ban Computer Programming Books
Part of the Oregon Department of Corrections’ push for tougher security includes banning basic guides to computer programming.
A Framework for Your Success Metrics: How to Wrap Your Head Around What to Collect and What to Learn from It
Fatih Koca, an analytics expert with Mixpanel, says he’s often asked, “what are the right success metrics to measure?” Well, without understanding which to measure, IT managers might as well not be collecting anything, he says in a recent article on The Next Web. But fret not, your analytics could be far more pointed and […]
What Decision Makers Need to Know About Energy Consumption and Universal Memory
A university’s recent breakthrough on Universal Memory promises a solution to the spike in residential energy consumption, and an idea of which direction memory research needs to go.
AI Working Its Way Up the Corporate Ladder
Companies aren’t just using robotic employment for things like manual labor and mundane office tasks anymore.
