TypeScript 5.6 enters release candidate stage
Microsoft said several new types have been renamed since the beta. Previously, TypeScript provided a single type called BuiltinInterator to describe every value backed by Iterator.prototype. This type has been renamed IteratorObject in the RC, and has been given a different set of type parameters. It also adds several subtypes such as ArrayIterator and MapIterator. […]
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Quantum computing attacks on cloud-based systems
In recent years, the field of quantum-resistant computing has made significant strides, such as algorithms capable of enduring the formidable power of quantum computers, which are a considerable threat to traditional cryptographic methods. With the advancement of quantum computing, current encryption methods will become insecure. Adopting quantum-resistant cryptography for data protection on cloud and non-cloud […]
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The Role of IoT in Reusable Cups
In our modern, fast-paced world, disposable cups have become ubiquitous in daily life, contributing significantly to global waste. However, the Internet of Things (IoT) is emerging as a powerful ally in the battle against waste, supporting innovative use cases that promote recycling and the use of reusable cups. This shift not only helps the environment […]
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Microsoft cuts BinaryFormatter from .NET 9
Citing a security concern, Microsoft announced it is removing the BinaryFormatter from the planned .NET 9 open source application platform. Microsoft outlined the risk of using BinaryFormatter in an August 28 blog post, stating: “Any deserializer, binary or text, that allows its input to carry information about the objects to be created is a security […]
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What is the difference between Windows 10 vs. Windows 10 IoT?
When IoT devices were first invented, they had incredibly simple functions, such as vending, but now, organizations use IoT for edge computing tasks, bringing more management and maintenance needs to these devices. With added functionality come security concerns as well, so IT teams must carefully select the right underlying OS and management for these unique […]
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Iveda Integrates IvedaCare and IvedaAI at AZ Senior Living Facility
Iveda®, the global leader in cloud-based AI, announced that Waymark Gardens, a senior living facility in Glendale, AZ, has expanded its use of Iveda’s sensor-based, HIPAA-compliant solution, IvedaCare, with the integration of IvedaAI™. IvedaAI – the world’s fastest AI video search platform, enabling real-time object and incident detection – will be deployed in public spaces […]
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Microsoft donates Mono cross-platform .NET to WineHQ
Microsoft has donated its Mono Project, which has provided a .NET implementation on Android, iOS, Linux, and other operating systems, to the WineHQ organization, according to bulletin publicized August 27. WineHQ provides a compatibility layer for running Windows applications on Posix-compliant platforms such as Linux, macOS, and BSD. The organization will take over as stewards […]
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IoT Trends in Manufacturing: From Smart to Virtual
From the early 1900s to the 2000s, the manufacturing industry underwent significant innovation, beginning with lean manufacturing that introduced efficient assembly line production and specialized machinery tailored for specific tasks. Moving into the 2000s, the focus shifted towards the “smart factory,” integrating connected devices and automation to enhance equipment effectiveness and employing predictive maintenance to […]
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3 languages changing data science
Julia The Julia language, first released in 2012, was created specifically for data scientists. Its creators wanted to have a language as easy to work with as Python, but as fast as C or Fortran, and without having to work in more than one language at a time for the best results. Julia works its […]
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Microsoft .NET 9 previews C#, runtime, SDK improvements
For the .NET runtime, Microsoft introduces experimental support for the Scalable Vector Extension (SVE), a SIMD instruction set for ARM64 CPUs. Also for the runtime, a compiler optimization called a “strength reduction” has been introduced for loops. With this capability, the loop operation is replaced with a faster, logically equivalent operation, according to release notes. […]
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