How Visibility Affects the Warfighter

How Visibility Affects the Warfighter

The Transformation of Warfare in the Digital Age In the modern era, warfare has been radically transformed by technological advancements and shifting geopolitical dynamics. One of the most significant changes is the growing dependence on digital, cyber and technological capabilities. Warfare technology has emerged as a pivotal aspect, with nations developing advanced tools to safeguard their digital infrastructures, potentially disrupt adversaries’ systems, and enable the modern warfighter to fight the enemy from greater distances and…

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What WordPress users need to know about the Automattic and WP Engine conflict

What WordPress users need to know about the Automattic and WP Engine conflict

Richard Drury/Getty Images A long, long time ago, I built websites by hand using the vi editor to write HTML. It was hard. Then along came NoteTab and Bluefish, which made writing and editing HTML easier but still a pain.  DreamWeaver, one of the first what-you-see-is-what-you-get (WYSIWYG) tools, was a big jump forward. But, the real game-changer was when content management systems showed up, which combined creation, editing, and production in one package. The first…

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6 Linux myths, busted

6 Linux myths, busted

David Merron Photography/Getty Images I’ve been covering Linux and open-source since 1999 (the year of Prince). During that long stretch, a year hasn’t gone by that I haven’t experienced someone (or a group of someones) still believing the myths that seem to be forever churning about the open-source operating system. Also: The 3 most Windows-like Linux distros you can try because change is hard It would be impossible to calculate the hours I’ve spent trying to…

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The 4 easiest ways to test Linux on your old PC before Windows 10 support runs out

The 4 easiest ways to test Linux on your old PC before Windows 10 support runs out

Jack Wallen/ZDNET Windows 10 will soon be coming to an end. Anyone using the Microsoft OS has until October 14, 2025, to find an alternative. If your PC can handle the increased system requirements of Windows 11, you can always upgrade, but if your computer is aging, chances are slim that it will support the latest version. Also: If your Windows 10 PC can’t be upgraded, you have 5 options before time runs out Ergo… Linux!…

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The open-source tools that could disrupt the entire IT incident management market

The open-source tools that could disrupt the entire IT incident management market

Grafana Labs/ZDNET There are a handful of leading commercial toolmakers to help IT detect and respond to system outages and application failures, commonly referred to as “incident management and response,” including companies such as PagerDuty, as well as various “observability” companies like Datadog and Dynatrace. Also: 7 solid reasons to consider AIOps However, the market is finally opening up to open-source software approaches, according to a report released last week by JP Morgan’s software analysts. The…

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I tested Wacom's latest drawing tablet, and its new display upgrade made my iPad look outdated

I tested Wacom's latest drawing tablet, and its new display upgrade made my iPad look outdated

ZDNET’s key takeaways The Wacom Movink is priced at $700 and comes with an OLED display It’s ultraportable, with a built quality that should last you years I just wish there was an integrated stand for a more comfortable drawing experience. more buying choices Wacom is well known as the leader in tablet and pen display technology for content creators and digital artists. In its latest offering, the company considers the nomadic, on-the-go lifestyle of…

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The top mobile AI features that Apple and Samsung owners actually use

The top mobile AI features that Apple and Samsung owners actually use

Lance Whitney/ZDNET Do you use any of the AI features on your smartphone, and if so, do you find them valuable? Those are two of the questions covered in a recent survey from phone reseller SellCell. Released on Monday, the results found that people are less than thrilled with the current crop of AI features but do use certain ones. Also: I’m an AI tools expert, and these are the only two I pay for The goal…

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Cisco's FY24 Purpose Report: Looking back while looking ahead

Cisco's FY24 Purpose Report: Looking back while looking ahead

As the world enters the intelligent age and Cisco enters its fourth decade, we have an incredible opportunity to drive ethical, responsible, and sustainable leadership – and to bring others along with us. The ability to access and leverage digital technologies is becoming more critical as AI develops. Technology is now a foundational pillar for our society, people, government, and environment. It has also become the backbone of resiliency, providing the access and capabilities that…

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IT/OT convergence propels zero-trust security efforts

IT/OT convergence propels zero-trust security efforts

Strategic principles of zero trust for OT EMA’s new zero-trust research, based on a survey of 270 IT professionals, found that IT/OT convergence correlates with a different approach to this security model. For instance, the top two guiding principles of zero-trust initiatives in general are (1) preventing unauthorized access and (2) preventing zero trust from negatively impacting network performance and user experience. With OT-focused zero trust, enterprises are less concerned about network performance impacts. Instead,…

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This agentic AI platform claims to speed development from 'months to days'

This agentic AI platform claims to speed development from 'months to days'

piranka/Getty Images Agentic AI is on the rise — some reports predict that 25% of businesses will deploy it next year (whether they’re ready to or not). AI company Blitzy believes it has the autonomous powerhouse to keep up, without sacrificing human oversight.  On Wednesday, the Massachusetts-based company announced Blitzy Platform, an agentic system that “batch-builds up to 300,000 lines of code in a single 8-hour inference run, cutting end-to-end development timelines from months to days.”…

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