Mercedes AMG Petronas' road to a better network
Source:
Mercedes AMG Petronas
Formula One is reaching its 50th anniversary this year and now has 22 drivers competing from 11 teams across 19 circuits around the globe.
-ADS BY GOOGLE
SearchCIO
-
How augmented intelligence can enhance jobs
Augmented intelligence -- AI used to enhance human skills -- makes workplaces more productive, diverse, inclusive and authentic. ...
-
What are the top IoT security challenges in corporate settings?
Extended product lifecycles, consumer apathy and lacking federal regulation lead the top IoT security challenges in corporate ...
SearchSecurity
-
Firefox Monitor offers breach alerts on visited websites
The promised integration with Have I Been Pwned is expanding in Firefox Monitor with new breach alerts when a user visits a ...
-
Cylance acquisition shifts BlackBerry towards security
BlackBerry made its strongest move yet toward enterprise security with a $1.4 billion acquisition of cybersecurity startup ...
SearchNetworking
-
Cisco earnings, revenue up as sales rise across product lines
Cisco earnings and revenues grew in the quarter ended Oct. 27 as sales increased across product lines, geographies and customer ...
-
Aruba 802.11ax APs, switches address niche market
Aruba has launched access points and switches aimed at early adopters of the next-generation Wi-Fi standard. The Aruba 802.11ax ...
SearchDataCenter
-
RHEL 8 beta looks to speed development of cloud-based apps
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8.0 updates the software's DevOps capabilities with Application Streams, and boosts its appeal to both ...
-
Evaluate Linux server distros for your data center
Linux is known for its reliability and flexibility in the data center. To select the proper distribution for your servers, you'll...
SearchDataManagement
-
How data duplication in healthcare is diagnosed
Electronic health record systems have helped reduce duplicate patient data in hospitals -- but they haven't cured the problem. ...
-
IBM-Red Hat deal highlights changes due in data processing
The IBM acquisition of Red Hat marks a watershed in computer architecture. The duo says it can rebuild data applications in new ...
Start the conversation
0 comments