A thin new robot developed at the University of Leeds designed to diagnose and treat cancer takes the shape of a tentacle, which can be magnetically guided into the depths of the lungs to inspect suspicious lesions or deliver drugs. Source of Article
A new AI tool can accurately measure plaque deposits in arteries and predict a patient’s risk of suffering a heart attack within five years. The tool promises to achieve in seconds what has previously taken trained experts up to 30 minutes to deliver. Source of Article
As the U.S. moves forward into infrastructure renovations, onboarding more electric vehicles and charging stations are major goals—but are we ready for cyberattacks? Image: Beam Global In February 2022, the…
Power BI and Tableau are business intelligence tools. Which top BI tool best fits your needs? We compare features and more. Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto Big data: More must-read coverage We…
Malware analysis sandboxes let users determine if a file or URL is malicious, suspicious or legitimate. For daily use, two good solutions are ANY.RUN and Joe Sandbox. Let’s compare their…
Microsoft and identity management platform Okta both this week disclosed breaches involving LAPSUS$, a relatively new cybercrime group that specializes in stealing data from big companies and threatening to publish…
Choosing a SIEM platform for your organization requires a close look at how well various solutions deliver what you need. Learn about the relative merits of two solid options: IBM…
Haven Tents launched in 2019 with a Kickstarter campaign for a lightweight hammock tent for the backcountry. Now it's hiked to the front country, introducing the Safari shelter for glamping comfort anywhere from car campsites to the backyard. Source of Article
While all non-recyclable plastics aren't very eco-friendly, expanded polystyrene foam is particularly problematic, as it's bulky and often used in disposable packaging. It could be replaced by a new biodegradable material, however, made from sawdust. Source of Article
Commentary: Microservices may be the shiny new developer toy, but they create all sorts of problems. Here’s why microservices are worth it, all the same. Image: wladimir1804/Adobe Stock Oh, sure.…
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