Cloud buying is getting renewed attention as enterprises seek added cost savings after migrating systems to the cloud in response to COVID-19. It’s time for corporate cloud buyers to learn more about the Amazon Web Services (AWS) Savings Plans, launched...
And the EU-funded Enrichme project dispatched Tiago robots built by Spain’s Pal Robotics into the homes of elderly people. The large, squinting droids trundled after their charges, reminded them of appointments and medication schedules, ran through fitness routines and...
So Election Day is over, but the election continues.The world’s attention has turned to a set of swing states still counting important mail-in votes, particularly Pennsylvania. So what exactly is happening today? How are counts happening? Is the election...
Uber, Lyft, DoorDash, and California’s other gig companies emerged victorious Tuesday night, as voters endorsed a ballot measure that allows them to continue to treat hundreds of thousands of workers as independent contractors. Fifty-eight percent of the state’s voters...
TypeScript 4.1, a planned upgrade to Microsoft’s popular open source language that adds types to JavaScript, has moved to a release candidate stage. The upgrade features template literal types and a multitude of other improvements.The template literal type has...
A typo in the data collected by Decision Desk has been resolved and votes in Michigan are still being counted. | Demetrius Freeman/The Washington Post via Getty Images False claims, retweeted by the president, about the Michigan...
Not all livestreams are on YouTube. Several municipalities have opted for home surveillance cameras; Arizona’s hotly watched Maricopa County uses Google’s Nest to keep an eye on the counting (you can watch here). Washington’s King County installed cameras not...
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We all come across difficult people in our lives — be it a neighbor, relative, colleague, employee, customer or even a boss. When faced with difficult people, especially at work, our first instinct is often to react...
While it’s tempting to blame Russian hackers for any Election Day problems, they’re more likely to be caused by computer glitches and human mistakes. | Melissa Sue Gerrits/Getty Images Cyberattacks are rare, but human error is common....
Election Day is finally here. There are as many ways to follow—or ignore, it's fine!—election results as there are fun-size candy bar varietals. Some people will have five different screens open so that no electoral map or needle goes...
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