Innovation

Technology might be the key to fighting the coronavirus

Sébastien Louradour of the World Economic Forum explains how tech can help solve the COVID-19 pandemic.

DeepMind sets AI loose on Diplomacy board game, and collaboration is key

Bitcoin-like tech for local businesses launches in Akron

Visa unveils AI tool to help stop digital identity fraud

WWDC 2020: Top new iOS 14 features designed with business professionals in mind

Furniture for the home or the office with unexpected USB ports

HPE moves closer to everything-as-a-service with Ezmeral and expanded GreenLake cloud services

COVID-19 has become a powerful catalyst for rapid cloud migration

Apple silicon: Why developers don't need to worry about this transition

AI continues to flourish in business despite the pandemic and a turbulent economy

Crunchbase adding diversity spotlight data to listings

Airports use LiDAR to make sure travelers stay 6 feet apart

Hiring Kit: Computer Research Scientist

In a competitive business universe, the more successful companies innovate, iterate, evolve, and improve their product and services. For many industries, this drive to innovate not only applies to the finished product, but also to the processes required to create the finished product. A stagnation of ideas could cost a company market share and perhaps much more. This Hiring Kit: Computer Research Scientist, from TechRepublic Premium, provides an adjustable framework your business can use to find, recruit, and ultimately hire the right person for the job. Also included in this Hiring Kit are sample interview questions with notes, a sample Want Advertisement, and job descriptions.

Microservices: The foundation of tomorrow's enterprise applications

Microservice architecture has the potential to pick up where service-oriented architecture (SOA) left off, making application development faster, more scalable, and more flexible. But as with SOA, some doubt microservices can live up to their promise. We help CIOs sort out the fact from fiction.