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Researchers seeing little evidence of benefit from co pilots

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IBM to increase cloud costs in 2024

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SpaceX urges US lawmakers to support broadband satellite plan

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Controversial H-1B bill pulled from House committee

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"Data scientists aren't actually analyzing data, instead they are stuck wading through cluttered disorganized data."

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Tim Cook takes Apple down the dark road of censorship

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IBM to invest $3 billion in Internet of Things

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Dropbox upgrades api for its lightweight app databases

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Edward Snowden: Dropbox is 'Hostile to Privacy'

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AT&T Waits a Month to Notify Customers of Data Breach

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Researchers seeing little evidence of benefit from co pilots

AI To Go Nuclear? Data Center Deals Say It's Inevitable

ServiceNow Embroiled In DOJ Probe of Government Contract Award

Where’s the ROI for AI? CIOs struggle to find it

French regulator fines Google $271M over generative AI copyright issue

In America, A Complex Patchwork of State AI Regulations Has Already Arrived

IBM to increase cloud costs in 2024

Building a successful platform engineering practice

Should Managers Permanently Stop Requiring Degrees for IT Positions?

7 famous analytics and AI disasters

The Problems with Patching Software (2003)

SpaceX urges US lawmakers to support broadband satellite plan

Databricks lays production data pipelines

A bill to give consumers the right to control their own devices is in Congress

Women rise through the ranks of IT more rapidly than men

Controversial H-1B bill pulled from House committee

Linus Torvalds says GPL was defining factor in Linux's success

Linus Torvalds still wants Linux to take over the desktop

"Data scientists aren't actually analyzing data, instead they are stuck wading through cluttered disorganized data."

“Whaling” emerges as cybersecurity threat

Fighting the Superstitions of Software Development: Questioning the Assumptions

Ransomware creators have taken their extortion one step further: in addition to encrypting people's private files and asking for money before releasing a key, they now threaten to publish those files on the Internet if they're not paid.

The Stanford Endowment Experiment

Java & Static Analysis Tools For Threading Issues: Article: Why Software Testing Can't Save You From IT Disasters

Tim Cook takes Apple down the dark road of censorship

Hacked Adult Friend Finder database offered for $17,000

IBM to invest $3 billion in Internet of Things

Dropbox upgrades api for its lightweight app databases

Edward Snowden: Dropbox is 'Hostile to Privacy'

AT&T Waits a Month to Notify Customers of Data Breach