Innovation

With software capable of writing itself, are we on the verge of a new paradigm in software development? What are the implications?

The Internet of Things is just truly kicking off in terms of use cases and abilities. Companies must understand the importance of cybersecurity practices when it comes to dealing with IoT devices.

Just a few of the possible applications are cryptocurrency exchanges, lending and savings apps, investment platforms, and money exchange tools.

GPT-3 and similar language models are breaking paradigms in terms of what they can accomplish. How can we use them? And what can we learn from their success?

The latest web development technologies allow you to build stronger, more appealing websites, helping you nurture your digital presence.

Blockchain is a buzzword that promises a lot, but does it deliver? Can it provide the digital disruption it promises while avoiding its energy cost?

The Internet of Things helps connect doctors and healthcare staff with their patients in a whole new way. However, this doesn’t mean the IoT is ready for full deployment.

Machine learning is a new and exciting technology already in use on many websites and programs. What can the world expect from it in the coming year, and what kind of projects could beginners get started with?

Financial companies are taking advantage of new technologies to make smart decisions about new services, marketing programs, investments, and many other matters.

New systems enable “data democratization” in which professionals of all types on any team can use tools to efficiently get the information they need.

In just over 10 years, DevOps has become the de facto standard to running IT— and it’s only getting started.

Technology implemented in the world of building helps ensure a cleaner, healthier environment for the future while also lowering energy use, costs and giving building owners more control over the elements of their structures.

One of the novelties in the world of software development, these tools don’t require deep knowledge of programming languages and can save developers some time—but they also have important limitations.

It used to be all about the Silicon Valley, but there are many other regions in North America that house dynamic and vibrant tech markets and show impressive growth and results.

During the COVID-19 pandemic, hospitals used RFID technology to identify and locate staff who had been in contact with infected patients to help with containment. But that’s just one of the uses this tech may have in the health sector.