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This post is part of our Week in Review series. Check back each week for a quick roundup of interesting news and announcements from AWS! The first in this year’s series of AWS Summits took place in San Francisco this past week and we had a bunch of great announcements.
John Egan John Egan is CEO and cofounder at Kintaba, the modern incident response platform dedicated to customer reliability. Prior to Kintaba, John helped to lead enterprise products at Facebook.
Armory sponsored this post. For virtually all businesses today, developing software competency is essential. Of the world’s 10 most highly capitalized companies, eight are technology firms whose core value is software.
Over the many years of working as an engineer and architect with a particular interest in storage, I have learned that donuts and energy drinks can really bring you some joy in trying situations.
Lacework sponsored this post. Moving to the cloud isn’t a simple undertaking. Sure, it’s easy to draw up an architecture slide or two, dust your hands, and claim, “That’s how we move to the cloud!”
Infura is a blockchain development platform that is part of a suite of products owned by Consensys, a leading tool provider in the Web3 ecosystem.
Something as simple as note taking has had a surprisingly tricky history. It seemed obvious in the heyday of desktops to have a notepad application, or even sticky pads. People wrote notes. Sometimes they emailed them. That was it.
David Cassel David Cassel is a proud resident of the San Francisco Bay Area, where he has been covering technology news for more than two decades. Over the years his articles have appeared everywhere from CNN, MSNBC, and the Wall Street Journal Interactive Edition to Salon, Wired News, Suck.
Hong Kong scientists created a minor internet sensation at the end of last month when they published a paper on a “magnetic slime robot” with potential applications in biomedical, electronic and other fields.
Scientists may now have found a solution to Stephen Hawking’s famous black hole paradox, which has puzzled experts since the 1970s. This new work attempts to better integrate these two systems by utilizing new mathematical formulae developed by researchers during the last decade.
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