Computing

Thanks to the advancement in technology, our personal and work computers were now connected to the internet most of the time. It doesn’t matter if you use the internet for business purposes or entertainment; internet connectivity has now…
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High-performance computing (HPC), typically used for solving advanced problems through modeling, simulation, and analysis, is increasingly deployed in scientific and engineering research. In addition to compute-intensive simulations, the…
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Among the growing number of cloud infrastructure vulnerabilities are the legacy enterprise and contact center communication links that cloud security vendors insist are susceptible to Zero-Day and other network attacks. In its ongoing…
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FPGAs are increasingly used to accelerate AI workloads in datacenters for tasks like machine learning inference. A growing list of FPGA accelerators are challenging datacenter GPU deployments, promising to unburden already overworked CPUs…
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At the time of writing, the Windows May 2020 update is currently rolling out to users. This means new features, various changes, security fixes, and more. Naturally, there are quite a few issues, but has there ever been a Windows update…
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The data collected from personal devices each day, every minute, is allowing companies to understand us, their customers, in order to develop better products that are more personalized and convenient, and better suited to our uses. Data…
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Are you thinking of investing in Bitcoins? You are certainly not alone in that case; the entire world appears to be showing a willingness to find out how the cryptocurrency works and whether it is lucrative to invest in this asset. Bitcoins…
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A trading bot refers to software that is designed to automatically execute trades on behalf of users. You can download the Bitcoin trading bot of your choice, and customize it according to your preferences. The bot then analyzes the crypto…
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Nailing down how much power PC components consume is a surprisingly difficult question. It’s easy to answer how much power a system draws at the wall — a basic Kill-A-Watt meter doesn’t cost much, and while it doesn’t offer features like…
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Microsoft is the latest browser vendor to join the encrypted DNS club by supporting DNS over HTTPS in Windows 10. In Build 19628 and higher, you’ll be able to encrypt your DNS traffic to prevent your geeky flatmate, that hoodie-wearing…
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