Google and Oracle Are Headed to the Supreme Court – Here’s Why
The tech giants are headed to court to settle a 9-year dispute over copyright issues surrounding coding.
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“Digital Charter” Will Penalize Tech Companies for the Spread of Disinformation
The digital charter represents the Prime Minister’s serious efforts to eliminate online extremism that frequently leads to real-world terror.
Week in Review: EaaS, Public Cloud Migration, Video Games, Etc.
This week, June 3rd-7th, 2019: Essentials as a Service, the seven deadly sins of public cloud migration, best consoles and video games for the break room, and more.
Moving Your Audio Distribution Over IP The Right Way
Join us Wednesday, July 10 at 2:00 PM EST AV-over-IP may grab all the headlines, but distributing audio over IP is an important challenge on its own. Most integration firms spend a lot of their time designing and deploying audio distribution solutions for customers across every vertical market. Meanwhile, those customers have myriad reasons to distribute […]
These Two Militaries are Replacing Windows OS to Evade US Hacking
US-Chinese relations are tense, especially with technology as a backdrop. The same is true of US-Russian relations. But there might now be another tie-in between the US, China, and Russia, now that the latter two nations’ militaries are reportedly replacing Windows OS. Beijing officials will develop a custom operating system, replacing Windows OS on military […]
China Implements Social Credit Surveillance System
A new social credit system developed by Hebei’s Higher People’s Court bring Orwellian surveillance to life.
Are Silicon Computer Chips a Thing of the Past? Maybe, if Molybdenum Disulfide Transistors Take Over
What if computers could perform simple logic with half the transistors, switch between different operations using light, and store the output of the operation in the device itself? A new paper by researchers in Shanghai aims to answer that with molybdenum disulfide transistors, says this report from Ars Technica. “With the development of carbon nanotubes and graphene, […]
More Satellites Might Mean Better Access to Internet and More Money in the Bank
An increase in competition between companies launching satellites into space for internet access might mean a decrease in monthly internet costs, and better quality broadband.
San Francisco Bans Facial Recognition
The tech-friendly city made clear in mid-May that its positive relationship with technology does not supercede its desire to resist the slippery slope into a police state.
Amazon Continues to Move Towards Automation in Its Warehouses
The tech giant is deploying machines that can box a larger amount of customers’ orders faster than human workers can.
