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Stephen Wolfram on the future of programming and why we live in a computational universe

The brains behind Mathematica, Wolfram|Alpha, and the Wolfram Language talks about how programming languages need to develop.

Dreamforce 2019: Telephony joins Service Cloud

Dreamforce 2019: Salesforce's Customer 360 Truth aims to consolidate customer data

Dreamforce 2019: Accenture, Salesforce, and Vlocity partner with ENGIE to work toward a zero-carbon future

Traveling for the holidays? Avoid these 5 tech mistakes

Microsoft's biggest flops of the decade

Macy's holiday breach highlights retailer's need for encryption and scrutiny of third-party systems

75% of developers worry about app security, but half lack dedicated security experts on their team

Artificial intelligence expected to have a big impact on white collar jobs

PrivSec conference highlights CISO concerns and future data privacy laws

Black Friday 2019: Best smart home office deals

The mechanics behind Magento's contributor magic

82% of SMB execs expect employees to put business devices at risk with holiday shopping

Slack's open source Nebula overlay network tool can solve multi region connectivity woes

Communication compliance lagging due to overload of platforms

How Harry & David's digital transformation unlocked new capabilities for online shopping

Many rural Americans still lacking broadband access

Automation forging ahead in the enterprise

Marketing to Gen Z: How retailers are reaching consumers this holiday season

Google adds new AI-powered assistive features to G Suite

The top 20 tech skills of the past 5 years

Remembering Y2K: The disaster that never happened (free PDF)

Around this time 20 years ago, we were all worried that we would soon be living in the Stone Age and that our computers would shut down as soon as the clock struck a second past midnight on New Year’s Eve 1999. Yes, the Y2K bug was a real fear.