BT aims to reign in industry where connectivity is king
To support businesses in industry and manufacturing with what it says will be the platforms of the future, BT has unveiled a range of robotics and connectivity systems that...
XR’s wide range of interface technologies: Achieving total immersiveness
Although consumers have become very familiar with speech recognition, current discussions around the metaverse and extended reality (XR) omit, for the most part, the relevance speech and sound can...
Internet of things market continues to surge
Noting that the surging need for wireless networking technologies continues to drive the entire market’s growth, online education and trading comparison provider TradingPlatforms.com has released research showing that the...
Google signs wind power purchase agreement in pursuit of UK carbon-free energy pledge
Google has signed an offshore wind energy deal that it claims brings it a step closer to its goal of powering its UK offices and cloud regions with carbon-free...
Equinix makes added £179m investment in UK digital infrastructure
Looking at how it can further meet evolving business and consumer needs for advanced networking services, digital infrastructure company Equinix has confirmed its continuing commitment to growing its datacentre...
Profits fall but Zoom maintains revenue momentum in Q3
To paraphrase Mark Twain, the demise of Zoom Video Communications in the post-Covid world of hybrid work continues to be very much exaggerated. In third-quarter results for its fiscal...
European Parliament DDoSed after declaring Russia a sponsor of terrorism
Enlarge / An iteration of what happens when your site gets shut down by a DDoS attack. The European Parliament website was knocked offline for several hours on Wednesday by...
Apple iPhone factory workers clash with police in China
Enlarge / Workers walk outside Hon Hai Group's Foxconn plant in Shenzhen, China, in 2010. Violent worker protests have erupted at the world’s largest iPhone factory in central China as...
What is the Bitly URL shortener and how is it used? – TechTarget Definition
What is Bitly? Bitly is a URL shortener service that enables users to shorten website links established in 2008. Bitly can also generate QR codes and create "link-in-bios'' for Instagram...
How to choose a cloud storage and backup provider
You are thinking about moving or backing up data to the cloud. Maybe your team cannot easily collaborate on shared files and synchronize between workspaces, or you need a disaster...