When measuring and testing computer applications, scientists and engineers collect huge amounts of data every second of the day. For instance, the world's largest particle holder collider known as Large Hadron Collider generates approximately 40 terabytes of data per second. The jet engine of a Boeing creates approximately ten terabytes of data every thirty minutes. When a … [Read more...] about Where Moore’s Law Is Headed with Big Data
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Why a Risk-Based Approach to Cybersecurity Presents Solutions
Those who choose not to take cybersecurity seriously find themselves in a very compromising position. Even someone who only peripherally follows the news learns about major hacking operations that procured sensitive and private information. In some highly-sensational cases, the servers belonged to major retail chains.Those not examining cybersecurity from the proper perspective … [Read more...] about Why a Risk-Based Approach to Cybersecurity Presents Solutions
5 Ways to Recognize What Technology Your Business Needs
Technology has revolutionized the way businesses carry out their operations today. Startups are now able to compete with larger established companies by taking advantage of the options technology provides to them. By strategically using the right technology, businesses have been able to significantly cut down on their operational costs and expand their growth exponentially. The … [Read more...] about 5 Ways to Recognize What Technology Your Business Needs
How Automation Will Change Work In 2018
When automation first became prominent ” that is, when everyone started to take notice somewhere within the last couple of years ” a lot of doomsayers claimed AI was going to take over the workforce. Many still believe that advanced automation and AI systems are going to replace human laborers completely. Two professors from Oxford named Carl Frey and Michael Osborne took time … [Read more...] about How Automation Will Change Work In 2018
Just How Big Can Big Data Get?
At the most significant point of its history, the Ancient Library of Alexandria may have held 500,000 papyrus scrolls, thereby making it a collection of information on par with the data that makes up today's "visible web." This magnificent library suffered a series of fires until its final and complete destruction around 642 AD; at that time, the loss of all those scrolls was … [Read more...] about Just How Big Can Big Data Get?
