As more brands move to a see-now/buy-now collection model, Opening Ceremony and Google Pixel took instant access one step further.

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The answer is almost certainly yes, but only in the tiniest of ways. Explaining why requires looking closely at the nature of atoms, and what it means for dark stuff to affect them.

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Over the last decade, Lenovo has been going global with the acquisitions of IBM’s personal computer business and Motorola Mobility. Read how the company has been revamping its now worldwide supply chain to keep pace.

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Digital influencers like today’s subject, Scott Ambler, never consider software to be a separate world from the business. They all realize that software drives business success – not as a distinct effort, but as an integral part of what it means to successfully run a modern, digital enterprise.

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A little dose of practical science will help you remember more of the details when you need them (starting with those in this article).

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The Milky Way is hurtling through space at 1.4 million miles an hour thanks to the great attractors and the Dipole Repeller.

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In the third quarter, the Enterprise Software market shrank in comparison to the third quarter last year. One major contributor to this was the very poor performance of IBM.

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Serverless Computing or FaaS is fundamentally different from Infrastructure as a Service and Platform as a Service. When targeting FaaS, developers deploy one function at a time, which are assembled to deliver a unique feature of an application. A function is to FaaS what a VM is to IaaS.

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Ransomware ruled but it was far from the only threat facing consumers and corporations according to Malwarebytes’ ‘State of Malware’ report. The report summarizes malware found on almost a million Windows and Android devices from June to November of 2016.

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Protect yourself against the kinds of malware that are prevalent where you live and where you’re planning on going by making use of the Malwarebytes 2016 State of Malware report. The report details global malware distribution patterns for Windows and Android devices.

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