CIO playbook: Citizen development is your ‘most important’ tool
Chief Information Officers must innovate, deliver faster than ever before, and reduce costs. Low-code environments can help IT balance these conflicting and challenging mandates. Here’s what you need to know! Read More
Can we teach Machine Learning privacy?
Machine learning requires massive amounts of data to teach the model. But we’re often uploading that data to machine learning cloud services run by folks like Amazon and Google, where it might be exposed to malicious actors. Can we use machine-learning-as-service AND protect privacy? Read More
Hades Canyon NUC mini-PC features both Intel, AMD inside
Intel’s latest barebones living room desktop ships with the company’s Core i7 G series of processors, which integrate its rival’s Radeon RX Vega M graphics to provide a VR-ready experience in a unit that can easily slip into a backpack. Read More
Samsung Galaxy Note 9: Release date, new features, and everything else we know so far
Stay up to date regarding Samsung’s upcoming Galaxy Note 9. Read More
Top Windows 10 questions: How to install, secure, upgrade, get it for free
In the past year, Ed Bott answered hundreds of questions about Windows 10. Here are the topics that readers found most interesting. Read More
Apple releases iOS 11.3 with iPhone battery tool, new Animoji, and more
Updates are also available for the Apple Watch, HomePod, and Apple TV. Read More
Linux on Raspberry Pi: SUSE support turns $35 board into enterprise IoT platform
SUSE rolls out full commercial support for its SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 SP3 (SLES) Raspberry Pi image. Read More
Building Windows 10 apps? Now Microsoft lets you test new projects in private
New option allows Microsoft Store apps and games to be tested with private groups before general release. Read More
Update Drupal ASAP: Over a million sites can be easily hacked by any visitor
A dangerous Drupal flaw could leave your site completely compromised if you don’t patch the flaw immediately. Read More
Cisco critical flaw: At least 8.5 million switches open to attack, so patch now
Cisco patches a severe flaw in switch deployment software that can be attacked with crafted messages sent to a port that’s open by default. Read More