There’s Always Another Apocalypse- Why Catrastrophism Is a Continuation of a Long Trend
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Databricks and Microsoft are forging deeper ties with an expansion to the duo’s decade-long partnership, with a fresh focus placed on data management. As part of the move, Databricks said it plans to expand use of Azure Databricks in core business operations and build a new, unified data lakehouse. The move will also see the…
Through the looking glass: As passwords continue to face criticism for being generally insecure or sometimes difficult to remember, tech giants have introduced numerous alternatives. Google’s latest option resembles Apple’s Face ID but is slightly more complex and can unlock accounts on multiple devices. Users in the wild will doubtlessly test its resilience against fraud….
Mike Sabath isn’t interested in cutting corners. The 28-year-old has been in music for a long time, both as an artist as well as a producer-songwriter with an extensive list of collaborators throughout his career. He primarily works with British singers Raye and Jade, but he’s also manned the boards for Niall Horan, Shawn Mendes,…
Remote work and home offices are becoming more prevalent, changing people’s tech demands. A reliable internet connection is now just as important (if not more) than having a capable laptop or smartphone. While the router provided by your internet service provider may be good enough for a household with only a few devices, it may…
Big macro signals are lining up at once, from fresh US inflation data and Fed Chair Warsh’s testimony to the kick off of Q2 earnings and China’s GDP release. For large US tech and semiconductor stocks, that mix can reshape views on growth, funding costs, and global demand in a hurry. This article focuses on…