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What does 2022 have in store for AI in the enterprise?

Understand the Log4j2 vulnerability and learn how you can tell (and what you should do) if your Gradle or Maven applications are exposed.

Large language models are currently difficult to scale. But this could change with an architecture called mixture of experts.

While "new year" projects are an exciting prospect, it can also be overwhelming to try to accomplish so many new goals and initiatives at once.

Tencent has acquired Slamfire, the parent company of Turtle Rock. The developer behind Back 4 Blood will reportedly retain its autonomy.

Call of Duty League is bringing back regular in-person LAN events with audiences for the 2022 season, starting in January.

I'm getting very excited about our awesome GamesBeat Summit: Into the Metaverse 2 event coming in just six weeks.

A 2022 CX Odyssey: Five Trends Shaping Customer Service In the world of customer experience (CX), 2021 was a whirlwind of change.

Polygon and Alexis Ohanian's Seven Seven Six will invest $200 million in decentralized social media projects.

Based on hires, fundraises, revenue, and more, Prelo generates a targeted email list of well-funded tech start-ups that you could collaborate with.

Shinichi Okamoto, former chief technology officer for Sony's PlayStation division, has been advising NFT startup Kryptomon.

Datasets in AI and machine learning contain many flaws. Some might be fixable, according to experts -- given enough time and resources.

Diana Heldfond drew on her childhood experiences with dyslexia and ADHD to create a digital platform aimed at increasing the accessibility and lowering the cost of services for students with learning and thinking differe...

MOOCs may have been the online education darling of the 2010's, but 2020 is proving to be the decade of cohort-based learning.

The company released a flash-based storage unit with claims that it delivers "11 times better power efficiency" than mechanical disk drives.

The vulnerability in Apache Log4j could allow hackers to plant a backdoor and launch their cyberattack months or years in the future.

The BenQ EX3210R is a solid $600 gaming monitor that can serve all your needs for use on PC and with new-gen consoles.

Due to increasing cloud adoption, we now live in a world where the majority of apps and data exist outside of the corporate datacenter.