Computerworld
- How many jobs are available in technology in the US?Like April before it, the month of May showed mixed results for tech employment in the US.Technology companies shed an estimated 4,725 jobs — a figure that includes nontechnical workers — in May, according to an analysis of the latest US Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) figures by IT industry group CompTIA. Job postings for […]
- WWDC: Morgan Stanley says December launch for Apple RealityWhile Apple may announce its AR/VR headset next week at its Worldwide Developers Conference (WWDC), Morgan Stanley analyst Erik Woodring’s sources within the Apple supply chain say the devices won’t ship in quantity until fall.In his latest client note, the analyst makes and/or confirms some of the earlier speculation that’s been circulating as the Appleverse […]
- EU, US lawmakers propose AI code of conduct in absence of regulationLawmakers from the EU and US have said they are drawing up a code of conduct for AI, as industry leaders and politicians across the world continue to debate the threats that the technology poses.Although both jurisdictions are currently working on formal legislation intended to regulate AI, it could take years for those rules to […]
- 7 efficiency-enhancing Android appsYour phone is essentially your personal assistant — and like any aide, it needs the right set of tools to do its job effectively.The good news? As an enlightened Android phone owner, you've got no shortage of efficiency-enhancing options. Unlike (ahem) certain other mobile platforms, Android grants you the opportunity to customize and control the […]
- Nvidia Neuralangelo: A faster path to the industrial metaverseUnlike the consumer metaverse, which was largely backed by Facebook and was effectively dead on arrival, the commercial metaverse is doing rather well. Nvidia is currently the darling of Wall Street and is the primary driver for the commercial metaverse. But creating this industrial-grade metaverse and the digital twins of real objects in it requires […]