Microsoft this week threw a wrench into the workings of its long-touted Windows 7 post-retirement support, telling IT administrators that there was a brand new prerequisite that must be installed …
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Even if you attended RStudio’s pre-conference two-day training last month, you could only attend one workshop—and there were more than half a dozen. Now, though, many materials including slides and …
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Massage guns have become a go-to tool for both athletes and regular folks with muscle pain, but they can get pretty expensive. Today, though, you can grab the Apollo Kinetics …
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Whether you want to keep an eye on what happens to your car while parked, or record what happens on the road, a dash cam can be a handy accessory. …
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Smartphone apps designed to detect the risk of skin cancer are poorly regulated and “frequently cannot be relied upon to produce accurate results”, according to a new analysis. Researchers based …
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AIops (artificial intelligence for IT operations) is one of those cool buzzwords that is actually part of another buzzword: cloudops (cloud operations), which is a part of the mother of …
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For many companies, the H-1B visa program has been a valuable source for IT talent. The program, which awards 85,000 visas to foreign workers each spring based on a lottery …
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London North West University Healthcare NHS Trust (LNWH) has signed a new contract with Infinity Health to create a digital task management platform. Based at Northwick Park Hospital the new …
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Arista confirmed what had been rumored for the past few weeks, that it has acquired software-defined networking (SDN) and cloud-software vendor Big Switch Networks for an undisclosed amount. The move …
Read MoreElections officials in numerous states have piloted various mobile voting applications as a method of expanding access to the polls, but MIT researchers say one of the more popular apps …
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