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Five Tips To Stop Your Computers Slowing Down After Updates

“Please download an update” pops up on most people’s computers regularly, but many worry about doing just that in case their computer doesn’t work as well afterwards. Computer users install…

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4 Linux Tools To Erase Your Data

Erase data from your hard disk drive with these open source tools. One of the best ways to keep your data secure is by only writing data to an encrypted hard…

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29 Must-Know Cybersecurity Statistics For 2020

The damage related to cybercrime is projected to hit $6 trillion annually by 2021, according to Cybersecurity Ventures. To give you a better view of the current state of overall security, we’ve collected 29…

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What Was Your First Programming Language?

These 24 open source technologists share their programming origin stories. We asked our contributors What was your first programming language? but the question goes much deeper than that. There are stories to tell…

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What Traits Distinguish An Awesome Programmer

What distinguishes great programmers from good ones? It’s a question I’ve been wrestling with since I began learning to program. I’ve written previously about the skills and knowledge great programmers have. Now I’m…

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Ensuring Privacy With Zero-Party Data

You’ve probably seen an abundance of targeted ads as you browse the internet and social media. Have you ever visited a site once, only to find ads for that same…

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The World’s Data Explained: How Much We’re Producing And Where It’s All Stored

Humankind has been storing data for millions of years, as wall paintings, in books and more recently in super-sized data centers. Technological advancements have increased our ability to create and…

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6 Database Trends To Watch

In a data-driven, global, always-on world, databases are the engines that let businesses innovate and transform. As databases get more sophisticated and more organizations look for managed database services to…

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Numbers Don’t Lie But They Are Easily Misinterpreted All The Time

Let’s start with an obvious example(example 1): 1. Virus A has an average fatality rate of 10%(1 death per 10 infections on average) 2. Virus B has an average fatality…

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Are NoSQL Databases Relevant For Data Engineering?

SQL is great, but sometimes you may need something else. By and large, the prevalent type of data that data engineers deal with on a regular basis is relational. Tables…

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Five Tips To Stop Your Computers Slowing Down After Updates

4 Linux Tools To Erase Your Data

29 Must-Know Cybersecurity Statistics For 2020

What Was Your First Programming Language?

What Traits Distinguish An Awesome Programmer

Ensuring Privacy With Zero-Party Data

The World’s Data Explained: How Much We’re Producing And Where It’s All Stored

6 Database Trends To Watch

Numbers Don’t Lie But They Are Easily Misinterpreted All The Time

Are NoSQL Databases Relevant For Data Engineering?

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Just make it scale: An Aurora DSQL story

Reliance on US tech providers is making IT leaders skittish

Examine the 4 types of edge computing, with examples

AI and private cloud: 2 lessons from Dell Tech World 2025

TD Synnex named as UK distributor for Cohesity

Weigh these 6 enterprise advantages of storage as a service

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Pulsant targets partner diversity with new IaaS solution

Growing AI workloads are causing hybrid cloud headaches

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