The Race to Build Megafire Prediction Tools
by Adam Popescu, Bloomberg BusinessWeek California’s rising temperatures and worsening droughts are accelerating the need for advanced modeling technology. New technology is …
Big Tech Expands Footprint in Health
by Melanie Evans and Laura Stevens, The Wall Street Journal Major technology companies are making inroads into the healthcare market, with Amazon …
How To Become A Blockchain Developer Tutorial!
by Blockgeeks DCL: This is a tutorial introduction to the workings of blockchains and how they are built. I do not normally …
Technology, Slow to the Restaurant Scene, Is Now On the Menu
by Marjo Johne, The Globe and Mail A majority of restaurants in Canada are independent, mom-and-pop operations, says Robert Carter, an industry …
Giant ransomware bundle threatens to make malware attacks easier for crooks
by Danny Palmer, ZDNet.com Some of the most potent forms of ransomware of 2018 are being offered for sale in a cut-price …
Salaries for Blockchain Engineers Are Skyrocketing
by Salvador Rodriguez, CNBC Blockchain engineers are making an average of between $150,000 and $175,000 per year, exceeding the $135,000 made by …
The World’s Two Largest Enterprise Blockchain Groups Join Forces
by Lucas Mearian, Computerworld Hyperledger, an open source collaborative under the auspices of The Linux Foundation, and the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance (EEA), …
Patterson Says It’s Time for New Architectures and Software Languages
by Tekla S. Perry, IEEE Spectrum University of California’s David Patterson, also a RISC pioneer and Google engineer, says Moore’s Law is …
Security Flaw in ‘Nearly All’ Modern PCs and Macs Exposes Encrypted Data
by Zach Whittaker, TechCrunch.com Most modern computers, including those with disk encryption, are vulnerable to a new attack that can steal sensitive data …
Dude, Where’s My Earthquake Warning System?
by Craig Miller, KQED Sience For years Californians have been hoping for some kind of warning system that would provide even a …