This week’s milestones in tech history include Yahoo going public, the founding of MIT, the greatest invention of the 19th century, the birth of computer programming as a profession and of Betamax, and LiveJournal going live.

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The explosion of available data can be a gold mine for organizers of live events, whether music festivals or sports. But there is a potential dark side to data analytics, if not handled properly. The recent XLIVE conference in Beverly Hills explored the state of the art.

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Netflix has a way of bringing people together and encouraging cheating … Netflix cheating, that is. A recent survey found that nearly half of “Netflix couples” will “watch ahead” on shows they promised to watch with their significant others. Cartoon by Steve Napierski.

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The latest AMD Radeon Pro GPU is a good fit for the slimmer MacBook Pro. But how do reviewers think it stacks up? I asked two.

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GPUs in the public cloud is just the beginning of an emerging trend. Going forward, we will see many innovations in the hardware industry that address the growing demand for Machine Learning and Deep Learning applications.

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One of the main reasons becoming a software company makes sense for the typical enterprise, after all, is because software is infinitely malleable. You can become anything you want, or more importantly, anything your customers want you to be.

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