Deep learning is already having a big impact in the data center. Now it is moving to the edge as chipmakers add neural engines to mobile processors. But Qualcomm, Intel …read more Source:: Open Source S
Day: September 19, 2017
Adobe tops Q3 targets on 26 percent revenue growth
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•Once again, the Photoshop maker broke a corporate record for quarterly revenue. …read more Source:: Open Source S
Low-cost tools making cybercrime more accessible: SecureWorks
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•A report from the security vendor has said the increasing affordability of cybercrime tools is providing budding criminals with a low barrier of entry into the game. …read more Source:: Open Source S
New alliance advocates the blockchain to improve IoT security, trust
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•The Trusted IoT Alliance hopes to “set the standard” for IoT blockchain protocols worldwide. …read more Source:: Open Source S
Amazon revamps Fire HD 10 tablet, improves specs; adds Alexa-powered hands free mode starting at $149
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•Amazon updates its Fire HD 10 tablet, but make no mistake: The move is all about putting Alexa everywhere. …read more Source:: Open Source S
iPhone 8 review roundup
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•While everyone is still talking about the iPhone X that’s set to launch next month, right now it’s the time for the iPhone 8 to shine. …read more Source:: Open Source S
Five secret tricks only serious Gmail ninjas need to know
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•With great power comes great responsibility. If you click into this article, be sure to pay attention to the warnings. …read more Source:: Open Source S
TPG mobile network to be complete in Sydney, Melbourne by mid-2018
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•TPG’s AU$1.9 billion Australian mobile network will make use of small cells, macro cells, and fibre assets, with coverage expected to be across Sydney, Melbourne, and Canberra by June 2018. …read more Source:: Open Source S
EFF resigns from W3C in wake of EME DRM standardisation
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•Failure to protect researchers and abandonment of consensus has seen the digital rights organisation walk away from the W3C consortium. …read more Source:: Open Source S
How to use Let’s Encrypt to secure your websites
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•Let’s Encrypt is easy to use and free — no wonder it’s the most popular Certificate Authority for securing websites. Here’s how you can use it. …read more Source:: Open Source S