Developers (Devs) stories
IoT will be present in 95% of electronic products for new product designs by 2020 - this means we need to make some drastic cybersecurity changes.
They knew that Australian consumers were unhappy with credit cards and other debt facilities - especially millennials.
New Multi-Master capability makes Amazon Aurora the first relational database service to scale out both reads and writes across multiple data centers.
Amazon SageMaker makes it easy to build, train, and deploy machine learning models, removing the heavy lifting and guesswork from the process.
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced six new services for IoT devices, including AWS IoT 1-Click and AWS Greengrass ML Inference.
Apparently, AWS deploys about 200,000 updates each month so we are never short of new innovations to work with.
Tesla's new Kontrol app, boasting a sleek design and enhanced features like Touch ID, aims to elevate user experience and security while driving.
VR and AR apps created in Amazon Sumerian will run in any browser that supports WebGL or WebVR graphics rendering.
Some of the worlds leading scientists brought together by Stephen Hawking have turned to Intel & HPE to crunch extraordinary amounts of data.
HPE OneSphere provides a unified experience across public clouds, on-premises private clouds and software-defined infrastructure.
HPE's Cloud28+ marketplace has become the world's largest cloud ecosystem, featuring over 570 partners and close to 20,000 available services.
According to recent forecasts by Gartner, more than 20.4 billion devices are expected to be connected by 2020.
Logitech unveils VR-ready keyboard kit priced at USD $150, aiming to revolutionise text entry and interaction in Virtual Reality with an HTC Vive partnership.
The Evil Within 2 refines its horror, enticing fans of both Resident Evil and the original with enhanced, accessible play.
A number of experts have come forward to share their opinions on the huge Uber breach affecting 57m people that was kept under wraps for a year.
CA Technologies has brought its vision of the Modern Software to life with a number of announcements at last week's CA World in Las Vegas.
CA Technologies has highlighted its increased focus on security, as part of its mission to enable what it calls the Modern Software Factory.
CA Technologies is taking security to the early stages of software development with an expanded portfolio that concentrates on DevSecOps.
Pycom is having the worldwide launch of their new FiPy development board that supports five different Internet of Things wireless protocols.
Amazon's Alexa and Echo will be available in Australia and New Zealand early next year, with localised voice experiences and skill development opportunities.