Welcome To The Post-Digital Era, As Technology Drives A ‘Great Dispersion’ – Forbes
We’ve seen the en masse “Great Resignation,” with employees reassessing their careers and making bolder-then-usual moves to new jobs. They are not...
IT Salary Survey 2021: The results are in
The Insider Pro and Computerworld survey of more than 1,100 IT professionals reveals salary trends for a wide range of tech job titles from...
Oracle unveils Java development extension for Visual Studio Code
Oracle has released the Oracle Java Platform extension for Visual Studio Code, bringing full-featured Java development for Maven and Gradle projects to Microsoft’s popular...
MSI Titan 18 HX AI Review: The Ultimate Gaming Laptop
The MSI Titan is not for the faint of heart—it never has been. It’s an 18-inch behemoth, fitting into that “desktop replacement” class of...
Amazon, Google, and Microsoft take their clouds to the edge
It might surprise you to learn that the big three public clouds – AWS, Google Could Platform, and Microsoft Azure – are all starting...
Tech leaders sound off on new AI regulations
Last month, the Biden administration issued a sweeping executive order focusing on artificial intelligence. The edict particularly focused on privacy concerns and the potential...
Complexity is the biggest threat to cloud success and security
In the latest Agents of Transformation report, Agents of Transformation 2021: The Rise of Full-Stack Observability, 77% of global technicians report experiencing a higher level...
Elastic keeps ticking
Open source isn’t supposed to work like this. Like Elasticsearch, that is. A few years ago AWS called out Elastic for shifting away from...
Our favorite stories of 2021
The end of the year is always a good time for a bit of introspection and self-reflection. It also seems right to pause to...
Go 1.17 brings language and compiler enhancements
Go 1.17, the latest release of the open source, Google-developed programming language, is now available as a production release, with changes intended to simplify...
