HPE continues 5G push
HPE unveiled automation and orchestration software for its 5G portfolio, its second move this month targeting next-generation networks. The HPE 5G Automated Assurance and HPE Service Director are pre-integrated with…
Orange claims cloud-native 5G SA European first
LIVE FROM MWC21 BARCELONA: Orange detailed plans for a two-year trial of what it hailed as Europe’s first standalone (SA) end-to-end 5G cloud native network, unveiling a collection of open…
What is the NIST Cybersecurity Framework?
Consequently, cyber attacks have become more widespread and sophisticated, impacting the critical infrastructures of many organizations and gaining access to their most valuable assets. Besides investing in technology, organizations should…
Experimental device could treat ear infections using jets of plasma
Bacterial infections of the middle ear are quite common, particularly in children, yet they can be difficult to treat. An experimental new device has been designed to help, by zapping the bacteria with plasma. Source of Article
This year, leaders should take a mid-year pause in summer
In a normal year, summer is the time to accelerate plans that may have lagged. This year, a pause may be the better route. Image: Bagus Production/Shutterstock More for CXOs…
Musk teases operator deals, offers Starlink update
LIVE FROM MWC21 BARCELONA: SpaceX founder and CEO Elon Musk (pictured) portrayed his Starlink satellite broadband service as more cooperative than competitive with mobile operators, a fact highlighted by it…
iOS 15: How to enable Mail Privacy Protection
If you have access to Apple's iOS 15 Developer Beta, learn how to use an important security feature called Mail Privacy Protection. Image: Apple Apple's release of iOS 15 is…
Android 12 beta: My experience so far
Jack Wallen has been using the Android 12 beta for a few weeks now. Find out what he thinks of the pre-release version of the newest Google mobile platform. Image:…
Kiriform tech allows flat objects to be twisted into 3D shape
Ordinarily, if you're building something, you don't want the materials to buckle under pressure. In a new Harvard University-designed system, however, that buckling action allows flat-packed objects to be twisted into useful three-dimensional forms. Source of Article
The quantum decade: IBM predicts the 2020s will see quantum begin to solve real problems
A new report from IBM posits that quantum computing is poised to take off and begin to pay off for business users. Image: iStockphoto/niplot More about Innovation After decades of…