Clearing the Clouds of Technology
This year a distributed denial of service (DDoS) attack was clocked at more than 500 Gbps. The previous largest attack was 300Gbps. The increase in overall size, frequency and sophistication of these attacks are part of a disturbing trend where all one needs is an Internet connection and a grievance to disrupt nearly any organization’s business.
A New Norm: Massive, Sophisticated DDoS Attacks Are Now Commonplace was originally published on iSeeTech
The age-old battle of Microsoft vs. Apple has endured since MS-DOS. And, while Windows buffs and Mac junkies are likely to never reach an agreement, it’s always fun to dive into the nitty gritty of each platform to see how they stack up. * Read the full article here
The Windows 10 Anniversary Update vs. macOS Sierra: two paths to OS unity was originally published on iSeeTech
A provocative paper from 2013 proposed that complex intelligent behaviour may emerge from a fundamentally simple physical process. The theory offers novel prescriptions for how to build an AI — but it also explains how a world-dominating superintelligence might come about, such as the Terminator franchise’s Skynet system. And on this day, 25 years on…
How Skynet Might Emerge From Simple Physics was originally published on iSeeTech
How Skynet Might Emerge From Simple Physics was originally published on iSeeTech
In the fast-growing and rapidly changing world of cloud infrastructure services (IaaS) such as cloud computing and cloud storage, Amazon, Microsoft and Alphabet’s Google are quickly distancing themselves from the pack. That spells trouble for the long list of would-be rivals who typically don’t have as much scale or offer as many features as the…
Amazon, Microsoft and Google Are Breaking Away From the Pack in Cloud Infrastructure was originally published on iSeeTech
Amazon, Microsoft and Google Are Breaking Away From the Pack in Cloud Infrastructure was originally published on iSeeTech