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1 week ago | technewsworld.com | Rob Enderle

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2 weeks ago | technewsworld.com | Jeff Kagan

Over several decades as an industry analyst, I have followed the evolution of telecom, wireless, broadband, pay TV, and more. Today, a new transformation is taking shape. Artificial intelligence and 5G wireless — both part of the broader telecom ecosystem — are now converging to create intelligent, self-optimizing networks that are reshaping industries from telecommunications to health care.

2 weeks ago | technewsworld.com | Jack M. Germain

Cybersecurity threats are escalating, yet many small and medium-sized businesses (SMBs) remain dangerously unprotected. Experts point to a combination of high costs, technical complexity, and a shortage of skilled cybersecurity professionals as key reasons why SMBs often delay or avoid adopting critical protections. Even businesses willing to invest face challenges navigating a crowded and confusing marketplace of tools and services.

2 weeks ago | technewsworld.com | Rob Enderle

The rapid proliferation of artificial intelligence is both exhilarating and deeply concerning. The sheer power unleashed by these algorithms, largely concentrated within the coffers and control of a handful of tech behemoths — you know, the usual suspects, the ones who probably know what you had for breakfast — has ignited a global debate about the future of innovation, fairness, and even societal well-being.

2 weeks ago | technewsworld.com | Jack M. Germain

I finally bit the bullet and swapped out an aging laptop and a failing desktop with much smaller replacements. My initial plan was to buy two well-endowed refurbished desktop computers. Instead, I stumbled upon a new computing approach — mini-PCs.For months, I have been curious about the performance of these 6-1/4″ by 6″ by 2″ aluminum and plastic boxes of tiny computer components.