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Why the Rust programming language keeps getting more popular
Rust has been growing in popularity for years. Earlier this year, Microsoft announced its intention to rewrit...
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Windows 11 adoption disappoints, but that’s only natural
Windows 11 is currently running on 400 million actively used PCs worldwide. In that respect, the latest versi...
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Google AlloyDB database offers Omni downloadable version
Roughly 18 months on from the initial launch of Google’s AlloyDB database for PostgreSQL in Google Cloud, t...
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AI Act takes shape: the rules to keep AI in check at every level
The EU wants to finalize an AI Act before the end of the year. The proposals unveiled over the past summer ca...
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NetSuite SuiteWorld 2023 keynote; do more with less
Today NetSuite kicks off its annual customer event, SuiteWorld 2023, again in Las Vegas. NetSuite is now 25 y...
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Is Windows on Arm finally getting off the ground?
Microsoft has launched an Arm Advisory Service on Windows this week. According to CVP Customer Experience Eng...
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Freshworks remains flexible and accessible, even with AI
Techzine visited the Refreshed '23 event Freshworks held in the Netherlands last month. The company's custome...
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Visma to put emphasis on mature security
For Visma, delivering secure business software is an absolute top priority. High standards must ensure data p...
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Vulnerabilities go unnoticed by users of open-source software far too often
Every year, Sonatype takes a good look at the software supply chain. In this year's State of the Software Sup...
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Docker locker, Sysdig partnership secures cloud-native apps
Docker and Sysdig have partnered to provide a new layer of real-time cloud-native security strengthening tech...
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Canon deploys new chip machines to take aim at ASML’s monopoly
Early this century, Canon, Nikon and ASML were fiercely competing for the lead in the lithography market. Ove...
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HP SitePrint can make construction projects much more efficient
SitePrint allows construction companies to print construction blueprints on the ground at construction sites....
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The EU wants to supply the world with undersea internet cables
The European Union has global plans for undersea Internet cables. In 2024, it will present a new strategy to ...
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Nutanix CEO: “VMware customers should be worried about Broadcom acquisition”
Broadcom's acquisition of VMware should worry customers, according to Nutanix's CEO Rajiv Ramaswami. As a for...
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“There’s no shortage of energy, there’s too much energy waste”
Data centers can and should become much more efficient. Schneider Electric has an important role to play in t...
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Monitoring availability and energy efficiency in data centers
This article is about energy efficiency of large data centers as well as ensuring availability and how Paess...
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Infor Now 2023: Industry-specific ERP, now with RPA
As we build the global technology industry back to the cadence we knew in pre-pandemic times, some events and...
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UiPath aims to address automation skills gap
Technology advances continuously, but its sometimes steady, sometimes staccato and sometimes seemingly syncop...
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Pure Storage now pays for customers’ power and rack space
It also announces a new Disaster Recovery as-a-Service (DRaaS) offering and a host of smaller but no less imp...
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25 countries bought European spyware to spy on EU politicians
At least 25 countries purchased the Predator spyware, according to research by Amnesty International. The spy...