Rich Real-time Data Served Up By Couchbase Elevates Cycling Experience for Riders

As an avid cyclist, Pieter Morgan departed on a coast to coast ride across the USA, trusting his bike and accompanying technologies to guide him along the way. He... Read more »

How Will Artificial Intelligence Impact Investing in 2023 and Beyond

In this contributed article, IT and digital marketing specialist Natasha Lane points out that artificial intelligence has already permeated our everyday lives. We see it everywhere, even when we’re... Read more »

DevIntersection 2022 Recap

As a sponsor of the DevIntersection 2022 conference in Las Vegas, Couchbase was able to showcase its NoSQL database solutions to the attendees. We had a booth in the... Read more »

Introducing Amazon GameLift Anywhere – Run Your Game Servers on Your Own Infrastructure

In 2016, we launched Amazon GameLift, a dedicated hosting solution that securely deploys and automatically scales fleets of session-based multiplayer game servers to meet worldwide player demand. With Amazon... Read more »

IBM Is a Gartner API Management Leader for the 11th Time. Now the Test Is AI Agent Governance

Six vendors announced Leader placement in Gartner’s 2026 Magic Quadrant for API Management within ten days of its release, and each one tied the result to AI agents or... Read more »

The Encryption You Already Bought Still Leaves Data Readable in RAM

The Encryption You Already Bought Disk encryption and TLS are now default in most cloud estates. They do not stop a hypervisor, a cloud operator, or a compromised guest... Read more »

Hackers Heated French Supermarket Fridges Up to 50°C. The Real Gap Is Who Maintains the Controllers

Overnight on 11 to 12 October, attackers took control of the refrigeration controllers in hundreds of French supermarkets and drove cabinet temperatures as high as 50°C. Les Mousquetaires, the... Read more »

The Human Advantage: Where AI Feedback Falls Short in Speaking Practice

Artificial intelligence has changed speaking practice rather quickly. Now, learners can rehearse presentations and test pronunciation. They can also simulate interviews and receive instant corrections. They do not have... Read more »

Preparing Data Systems and Governance for a Scaling Global Gaming Brand

Fast-growing game studios need clear IP ownership, adaptable legal entities, and disciplined data systems and governance before international player traffic overwhelms their operations. Read more »

How Restaurant POS and Ordering Data Reveal Generational Customer Patterns

Restaurant POS and ordering data tracks screen dwell times and modifier depth to show why younger diners prioritize speed while older guests need clearer digital interfaces. Read more »

Denmark’s Hackers Didn’t Need Skill, They Needed an AI and a Bad Password

A single compromised vendor account just exposed personal records on 8.8 million people, more than Denmark’s entire population, pulled from the country’s national identity register. The attacker says an... Read more »

Albert Heijn’s Cybersecurity Incident: Checkouts Work, but Some Distribution Centers Don’t

Albert Heijn’s stores are open and its checkouts work. Its distribution centers are a different story. On Monday, CEO Margaret Versteden-van Duijn told NOS that work had stopped completely... Read more »

Drinks Start-Ups Digitized the Bottle Shop. Vodka Polar Bear’s Cocktail Index Takes On the Bar

A liquor store owner can now run checkout, delivery apps and distributor invoices from a single AI-driven system. A wine drinker can scan a label and see how other... Read more »

Salesforce Closes $3.6 Billion Fin Deal, Adding a Fast-Deploy AI Agent to Agentforce

Salesforce now sells two ways to put an AI agent on customer support, and it agreed to pay about $3.6 billion to add the one it describes as fast... Read more »
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