Forrester IT
DECEMBER 17, 2019
The Decade Cyber Went Mainstream Yes, technically, decades begin in years that end in one, but it’s easier to say the 2010s than the 2011s. Prior to 2010, cybersecurity was an insular domain. No one really cared, until something they were using didn’t work. Devices blew up due to malware or adware, and users got […].
GeekWire
NOVEMBER 10, 2023
“Skinput,” from Microsoft Research and Carnegie Mellon University, circa 2010. As shown in the video below, from 2010, Skinput was a research project that projected light onto a user’s skin, using sensors to distinguish among the waves that run through the arm or hand to detect different inputs.
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TechSpot
JUNE 18, 2023
Consumer data consumption has increased exponentially in a little over a decade. According to broadband insight reports from OpenVault, monthly household data usage has skyrocketed from an average of 9 GB per month in 2010 to more than 587 GB per month in 2023. Read Entire Article
Dataconomy
JANUARY 24, 2024
If you have used the service at least once recently, you may have also been affected by the loanDepot data breach, acknowledged by the company officials. Here is everything you need to know about the loanDepot data breach, including all the details. This is not the first loanDepot data breach incident.
Data Center Knowledge
DECEMBER 3, 2013
Unplanned data center outages are expensive, and getting more costly. A new study sponsored by Emerson Network Power reveals that the cost of downtime has increased 41 percent since an original 2010 study. Downtime'
Data Center Knowledge
SEPTEMBER 25, 2013
Net Access has broken ground on a significant expansion to its New Jersey data center operations. The Parsippany II facility, which opened in 2010, will more than double its size to add space for another 1,500 cabinets of gear. Featured'
TechSpot
FEBRUARY 7, 2023
Microsoft was seemingly searching for info over users of Office 2013, Office 2010, and Office 2007, with an update. Microsoft released the KB5021751 update in January, explaining that it was to "help" the company identify how many users were still running unsupported or soon-to-be-unsupported versions of the Office productivity suite.
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