KDE Plasma Desktop review: I'm still not switching from GNOME

Jack Wallen shares what he likes and dislikes about KDE Plasma and reveals who might be best suited to use the open source desktop.

Mulesoft CTO: API-based infrastructures helped company and customers adapt to the new normal

Agile, API-based systems are helping both Mulesoft customers and Salesforce react to the new business reality of increased remote work and rapid digital transformation.

DevSecOps tutorial: What is it, and how can it improve application security?

Dr. David Brumley, a professor at Carnegie Mellon University and CEO of ForAllSecure, explains what DevSecOps is and how companies can use it to improve security.

IBM finds cyberattacks costing companies nearly $4 million per breach

The study showed concrete financial benefits to having security systems and teams in place.

Worldwide 5G network infrastructure spending expected to nearly double in 2020

While spending rises, revenues are expected to decline 4.4% to $38.1 billion, according to a new Gartner forecast.

This new open source project could be key to securing database applications

Commentary: Cyral has been on a roll with two open source projects designed to make security a natural part of the development workflow.

Why the Apache Lucene and Solr "divorce" is better for developers and users

Commentary: A decade ago Apache Lucene and Apache Solr merged to improve both projects. The projects recently split for the same reason, which is a really good thing for users of search services.

Why modern applications demand polyglot database strategies

Commentary: Ready to move all your applications to NoSQL databases? It's not that simple.

Salesforce announces developer productivity tools built for coders working remotely

A new set of developer productivity tools from Salesforce is designed to help coders working remotely build applications more quickly and at scale.

Apple's product engineering is unprecedented, says this former Windows exec

Commentary: Steven Sinofsky knows what it's like to ship code at scale, which is why he's perfect to call out Apple for "some of the most remarkable product engineering...in history."

WWDC 2020: watchOS 7 gets a makeover with new personalization, health, sleep and fitness for Apple Watch

Automatic handwashing detection and watch face sharing are two of the new features on watchOS 7 coming out this fall.

What Google employees can buy for their home office with that $1,000 allowance

A standing desk, an ergonomic mouse, the perfect office chair. Google is giving its work-from-home employees $1,000 to spend on office gear. Here's what it will get you.

Open source sustainability: It's complicated

Commentary: Those proposing easy answers for how to pay for more open source code to be written clearly aren't talking to the founders of these projects.

How to host a meeting and invite others in Microsoft Teams

Microsoft Teams is a full-featured collaboration suite, and some of its tools are in less-than-obvious places. Learn how to start a meeting in Microsoft Teams.

86% of data breaches are conducted for financial gain

Increases in hacking, phishing, and cloud-based attacks have been even more prevalent with the influx of remote work, Verizon found.

A new report shows which mobile carriers score the highest in 5G real-world cloud gaming

Whether you play Candy Crush or Call of Duty, find out how AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon compare for both 4G LTE and 5G networks.

IBM Think: New automated solutions for the CIO

IBM announced AI IT operations at its annual conference, which has turned virtual this year.

IBM and Red Hat services help expedite edge computing in a 5G world

IBM introduces Edge Application Manager and Telco Network Cloud Manager at IBM Think Digital conference.

IT directors plan to protect cloud budgets and consolidate vendors during downturn

A new survey shows technology leaders are relying more than ever on agile and DevOps practices to deliver faster software releases.

Kubernetes problems? These container management tools might help

Find out how the container management software Istio and Red Hat's OpenShift differ, and determine if the tools meet your organization's needs.