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The Hidden Dangers of Unchecked Admin Accounts

Unchecked admin accounts are a danger to your organization's business: by not monitoring admins, you're leaving a door wide open to data threats.

August 29, 2019 Mitesh Patel Leave a Comment

So long as a user account is live and operative within your IT infrastructure, it is a potential gateway into your organization and makes it as easy as leaving a back window open into any device or application on your network being used via that account. Not having a clear record of all unchecked admin […]

Researchers Revolutionize Bionic Eye Technology

The implant sits directly on the brain and interprets images taken from a small connected camera, a success a decade after a major breakthrough.

August 28, 2019 Sam Harton Leave a Comment

The implant sits directly on the brain and interprets images taken from a small connected camera, a success a decade after a major breakthrough.

Machine Learning Overview: Everything You Need to Know

Everything you need to know about putting artificial intelligence into practice is right here in this machine learning overview.

August 27, 2019 Joe Zulick Leave a Comment

In recent years machine learning is gaining more and more popularity, but what exactly is it? Evolution of Machine Learning The name “machine learning” initially originated from famous gaming researcher Arthur Lee Samuel. Samuel is the first person to bring self-learning programs into society. This remarkable discovery shortly laid the foundation for machine learning algorithms. […]

Company Tackles World Hunger By Making Food Out of Thin Air

Adapted from an idea that originated at NASA, Solein is a protein-rich synthetic food whose manufacturing process is totally renewable.

August 26, 2019 Sam Harton Leave a Comment

Adapted from an idea that originated at NASA, Solein is a protein-rich synthetic food whose manufacturing process is totally renewable.

Wendy’s Saves Their IT Team Time with a New Recovery Infrastructure from Cohesity

Wendy's adoption of Cohesity results in faster backup times and simplified management, which reduces the burden on IT staff and saves money.

August 26, 2019 TechDecisions Staff Leave a Comment

The global fast food burger joint Wendy’s is using enhanced backup and recovery processes after deploying Cohesity. According the company, Wendy’s was looking for a modern approach to managing “complex and burdensome backup and recovery infrastructure.” Its previous backup and recovery capabilities relied on a variety of products from providers that were “so complicated that […]

Cerebras Wafer Scale Engine, Cerebras Systems

The Cerebras Wafer is the ‘Largest Graphics Processing Chip Ever Built,’ Says Cerebras Systems

Cerebras Wafer Scale Engine from Cerebras Systems is the "largest chip ever built," and adds to the computing world new levels of computing density.

August 23, 2019 TechDecisions Staff Leave a Comment

Cerebras Systems, a startup dedicated to accelerating artificial intelligence (AI) computing, recently unveiled what they call “the largest chip ever built.” Optimized for AI work, the Cerebras Wafer Scale Engine (WSE) is a single chip that contains more than 1.2 trillion transistors and is 46,225 square millimeters, the company says. The WSE is 56.7 times […]

Where Your Office Needs Sound Absorption (and Where Other Techniques Work Better!)

Sound absorption for offices isn't the whole story: for a fuller, better solution, consider these two elements of acoustical treatments.

August 22, 2019 John Calder Leave a Comment

Let’s face it, a lot of modern buildings and facilities face one potentially big design flaw: bad sound. With flat hard-surface walls and ceilings now all the craze, people are coming to realize that these high-fidelity spaces are feeling a little, well, echo-y. The solution to this, of course, is to incorporate acoustical treatments and […]

Does Your Org Have Any Used Cisco Hardware? The Company Is Making It More Difficult to Use It

Your used Cisco hardware could become harder to use, now that the company has adopted Smart Licensing. But is this done intentionally?

August 21, 2019 TechDecisions Staff Leave a Comment

According to this report from iFixit, owners of used Cisco hardware may find it more difficult to use it. When their Smart Licensing System became mandatory to use Cisco’s Catalyst 3650, 3850, and 9000 series switches, the company claimed it would make make fore more flexible management of hardware licenses. But, according the iFixit report, it also […]

The AlwaysON microgrid solution by Bloom Energy is designed to provide a path to energy resiliency in the face of future outages at a predictable cost.

August 21, 2019 TechDecisions Staff Leave a Comment

Bloom Energy, a microgrid company, announces a new AlwaysON Microgrid solution with designed to make it easier and convenient for companies to protect themselves from extended grid power outages and escalating grid electricity rates, the company says. Hundreds of thousands of electric utility customers have been left without power for days at a time this summer as […]

Classroom Technology Fails: What NOT to Do with Education Environments

These classroom technology fails are poor excuses for interactive tech in education environments. How did they go so wrong?

August 21, 2019 TechDecisions Staff Leave a Comment

The benefits of classroom technology can only be measured in how well the students and teachers actually use it. Far too often, teachers and faculty in schools across the world find themselves fed up with faulty A/V systems. Meanwhile, though, the students suffer most, because interactive classroom tech can’t live up to its name if […]

Unchecked admin accounts are a danger to your organization's business: by not monitoring admins, you're leaving a door wide open to data threats.

The implant sits directly on the brain and interprets images taken from a small connected camera, a success a decade after a major breakthrough.

Everything you need to know about putting artificial intelligence into practice is right here in this machine learning overview.

Adapted from an idea that originated at NASA, Solein is a protein-rich synthetic food whose manufacturing process is totally renewable.

Wendy's adoption of Cohesity results in faster backup times and simplified management, which reduces the burden on IT staff and saves money.

Cerebras Wafer Scale Engine from Cerebras Systems is the "largest chip ever built," and adds to the computing world new levels of computing density.

Sound absorption for offices isn't the whole story: for a fuller, better solution, consider these two elements of acoustical treatments.

Your used Cisco hardware could become harder to use, now that the company has adopted Smart Licensing. But is this done intentionally?

The AlwaysON microgrid solution by Bloom Energy is designed to provide a path to energy resiliency in the face of future outages at a predictable cost.

These classroom technology fails are poor excuses for interactive tech in education environments. How did they go so wrong?

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