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March 22, 2019
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Quantum computing will break your encryption in a few years

Quantum technology’s set to make public-key infrastructure obsolete before too long, but it might also keep your data secure. Read more ▶

Your Must-Read Stories
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Diversity and inclusion technology tools on the rise
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JDK 12: The new features in Java 12
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Trello, in major update, hands admins more control over public boards
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Nvidia launches new hardware and software for on-prem and cloud providers
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What’s new in TypeScript 3.4
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JavaScript dapps: Decentralized lists with Blockstack
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Cisco directs high priority patches for IP phone security exposures

Video/Webcast: AWS & SUSE

Accelerate And Modernize Container Application Delivery With SUSE

SUSE Cloud Application Platform on Amazon Web Services (AWS) provides a lean and fast platform to accelerate containerized application delivery. By leveraging a managed Kubernetes environment, SUSE makes it easier for DevOps teams to deliver applications, accelerate innovation, and improve IT responsiveness. Read more ▶
Image: Diversity and inclusion technology tools on the rise

Diversity and inclusion technology tools on the rise

Research from RedThread and Mercer shows a robust market for D&I technology tools. Here’s an overview of tools for supporting your diversity and inclusion strategy. Read more ▶
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Whether you’re just getting your small business off the ground or growing an already successful venture, onboarding and maintaining your employees’ tech gadgets are important steps. Read more ▶
Image: JDK 12: The new features in Java 12

JDK 12: The new features in Java 12

Java 12 arrives with switch expressions to improve coding and allow pattern matching, and raw string literals to simplify multiline expressions Read more ▶
 
 
Image: Trello, in major update, hands admins more control over public boards

Trello, in major update, hands admins more control over public boards

The task management app gets a range of new enterprise admin tools, with automation related to Trello’s purchase of Butler being rolled out for all users. Read more ▶
Image: Nvidia launches new hardware and software for on-prem and cloud providers

Nvidia launches new hardware and software for on-prem and cloud providers

The company unveils GPU blades, AI software libraries and low-power GPUs. Read more ▶
Image: What’s new in TypeScript 3.4

What’s new in TypeScript 3.4

TypeScript 3.4 release candidate promises faster incremental builds, easier read-only arrays, and new support for read-only tuples Read more ▶
Image: JavaScript dapps: Decentralized lists with Blockstack

JavaScript dapps: Decentralized lists with Blockstack

File-based persistence in decentralized apps requires us to rethink how we store data Read more ▶
Image: Cisco directs high priority patches for IP phone security exposures

Cisco directs high priority patches for IP phone security exposures

Cisco this week advised customers using its 7800 and 8800 series IP phones they should patch a variety of “high” priority vulnerabilities that could lead to denial of service and other security problems. Read more ▶

White Paper: Micro Focus

Software Test Automation Tools: Buyer’s Guide

Explore the current state of automation tools, why testing is late to the game, and learn how to create a testing practice that can deliver quality at speed. Read more ▶
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