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Intel shares have dropped approximately 60% over the past three years.

With Gelsinger's Departure, Could Intel Be Headed Towards a Stock Surge?

Intel is either going to be bought or Pat Gelsinger will be fired, possibly both.

Intel (No Longer) Inside, or How One CEO Messed Everything Up

In this article, I’ll explore why I initially resisted writing about the CrowdStrike incident and the valuable insights I gained.

CrowdStruck: How the CrowdStrike Outage Taught Me the Value of Listening

This research paper investigates just how secure Firecracker is against microarchitectural attacks.

Microarchitectural Security of AWS Firecracker VMM: Analysis of Microarchitectural Attack & Defenses

As if the underwhelming launch of the "next generation" processors wasn't bad enough, Intel now has to contend with competitors eating at its market share.

The Tech Company News Brief: It's a Bad Time to be Intel

What do Apple, Google, and Amazon all have in common? Well, plenty of things if we’re being honest. It’s easier to list the things that they don’t share. But one thing that people don’t usually associate with any of these big tech companies is how deeply involved they are with an increasingly relevant sector in technology: video gaming. 

How Gamers Decide Tomorrow’s Technology 

Time to first byte, first contentful paint, DNS response time, round-trip time, and the list goes on and on. With all of these metrics, how are you supposed to know which are the most important ones that you should monitor?

How-to: Website Benchmarks

As the attack methods of malicious users change in more various ways, defenders have to write codes to build higher firewalls, run more complicated tests, which leads to more malicious data records, triggering more false alarms. 

Barbicans, Sandboxes and Trusted Computing: Improving Security without Increasing Throughput

As per stats, there are approx 1.94 billion active websites which remain growing from 2020 through 21. Hence, if your goal as a startup or an SME, is to shine among this crowd, you need expert technical assistance that fits your budget and meets quality adherence. That means, getting into building your inhouse web development team and hiring freelancers are cut from the list.

Startup Centric Top Web Development Companies in India (A Survey)

After years of running events for huge companies, Allie Magyar decided she was spending too much of her time hovering over a fax machine.

Bootstrapping, Fundraising Or Both? How A Gritty Approach Helped Allie Magyar Raise Capital

As we ponder what 2019 will bring, I’d like to share some ideas I’ve been thinking about. I’m giving them freely to everyone, so if people want to use them, build on them, or copy them in any way, great! I’m making this article “no rights reserved”. The reason I’m giving these ideas away is because I’d love to see them come to fruition in a thoughtful way, but I don’t have the capital nor the talent to do these things by myself. If someone would like to pursue these apart from me or with me, please do. They say that success is 1% inspiration and 99% perspiration. If true, here’s that 1%. But even then, few if any of these ideas are new, they might just be put together in a new way. Please feel free to let me know if you think any of these are good ideas, either in a public or private response or&nbsp;comment.

3 Tech Trends to Look Forward to in 2019, and Beyond!

As we enter into the new year, most of us are likely setting up new resolutions for 2019. Some of us are looking to achieve personal goals and others are looking to reach new heights by meeting their professional ones, and while I don’t have any advice for you on how to eat healthier when 2019 comes, I can give you some insights as to how to give your business a jumpstart into the coming year. In my own personal experience, the best way to come up with new solutions is to find experts who have already achieved success in the same field as you and simply improve or repeat what they did.

24 Experts Weigh In: How Do You Get Traffic Without Budget?

Among the blockchain and cryptocurrencies world, a lot of projects have seen the light. The most famous being Bitcoin and Ethereum, propelled by a wide media coverage. But one project has not made newspapers headlines yet is trying to achieve a tremendous work. As many blockchains are being built from scratch for lots of different needs all over the world, the Hyperledger Project launched by the Linux Foundation will try to standardize and democratize blockchain within the business world. Instead of letting companies solve their issues on their own, Hyperledger will combine a cross-industry knowledge to allow enterprises to build customized blockchains that would answer specific needs.

WTF is Hyperledger ?

As the proverbial hits the fan about “<a href="https://www.ft.com/content/f369e670-2ac3-11e8-9b4b-bc4b9f08f381" target="_blank">Steve Bannon’s psychological warfare mindfuck tool</a>,” the lessons we’re learning about humanity’s evolution are great news — if you’re willing to look at the bigger picture. In order to explain what I mean by this, I’m first going to have to spend a few minutes laying out what’s missing from most of the reporting of the <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/facebook" target="_blank">Facebook</a> scandal, how society (and specifically democracy) works, how our collective intelligence is evolving and why the emergence of <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/blockchain" target="_blank">blockchain</a> technologies is perfect timing. Finally, I’ll lay out what — specifically — we can learn about data ownership, data usage and the functioning of a blockchain-driven society.

Why the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica Data Scandal is Awesome News

Well known Mining Conglomerates, Bitmain and Canaan Creative, are about to be given a run for their money as Samsung has announced it will join in the mining game. Yesterday Samsung confirmed that it will begin manufacturing ASIC (Application Specific Integrated Chips) chips which will be used in cryptocurrency mining specific equipment. These will be used to run mining nodes on the networks that run block chains behind many of the well known cryptocurrencies. “Samsung’s foundry business is currently engaged in the manufacturing of cryptocurrency mining chips. However, we are unable to disclose further details regarding our customers.” a company spokesperson was quoted. Bitmain and Canaan Creative produce mining equipment and are partnered with TSMC. TSMC will be the direct competition for Samsung. If Samsung decide to manufacture the miners themselves or bring on new partnerships then this could break the stronghold Bitmain has on the miners market. This news has followed reports from Korean media which state that Samsung has collaborated with an unnamed Chinese distribution partner. Samsung has seen a large portion of the graphics cards it already has involvement in being sold primarily for mining purposes. This would show the large demand for ASIC chips, thus explaining this unusual course for the Korean technology giant. Samsung has a majority of sales in the technology involved with its phones and TV’s and has just recently overtaken Intel as the largest chip manufacturer in the world. Should this project prove successful then this could solidify the company’s stake in the silicon valley. In addition this could relieve the stress currently placed on GPUs and lower both their price as well as the price of ASIC miners. Joshua has been investing and trading in fiat currencies for a since 2013. he has recently moved into the crypto world spreading his portfolio over long term coin investments, ICOs and day trading.

Samsung to join the Cryptocurrency Craze

As every year, I love to make fancy predictions about the future of virtual reality: I’m so passionate about this technology that I like daydreaming what I’ll be able to try in the upcoming months.

Predictions for this 2018 in Virtual reality

As editor of <a href="https://dbweekly.com/" target="_blank">Database Weekly</a>, a weekly newsletter on what’s new in the world of databases and data storage generally, I enjoy poking around new database systems and seeing what ideas might end up affecting everyday developers in the decades to come.

A Look at Ten New Database Systems Released in 2017

As published in <a href="https://vrscout.com/news/webvr-path-of-least-resistance-to-mainstream-vr/" target="_blank">VRScout</a> on 4th September 2017

WebVR: Taking The Path Of Least Resistance To Mainstream VR

The data industry is a rapidly evolving space with the <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/development" target="_blank">development</a> of new technologies, methodologies, and platforms almost every other day. So, keeping pace with this industry can be challenging indeed. I have, therefore, created a list of 15 tech and data science influencers who are not just a source of inspiration to data science professionals and aspirants alike but also ensure that you keep abreast of all new developments.

15 Big Data, Analytics, and Data Science Influencers You Should Be Following

As <a href="https://hackernoon.com/tagged/startup" target="_blank">startup</a> people, we all aspire to build great &amp; everlasting companies. In the early days, we’re laser focused on getting the product out and finding early users / customers. Then it’s about hiring people, adding some process, and trying to turn a raggedy group of generalists into a “real company”. And this is where it can get messy.

How to Scale Your Startup: An Intro

Intel CEO Lip-Bu Tan now leads the firm’s AI division after CTO Sachin Katti’s move to OpenAI, signaling a new era for Intel’s AI ambitions.

OpenAI Poaches Intel’s CTO, Forcing a Strategic Pivot at the Chipmaker

Reviews AI in marketing (chatbots, personalization) and LLM tool integration frameworks (TaskMatrix, HuggingGPT, Optiguide) for assortment optimization context.

Standing on AI Giants: How InteraSSort Builds on Marketing and Tool Integration Research

InteraSSort combines LLMs with optimization tools for interactive assortment planning, enabling store planners to optimize via natural language.

Chat Your Way to Better Shelves: InteraSSort Revolutionizes Retail Assortment Planning

Intel's new 12th-gen chip is a powerful processor and gives Apple's M1 good competition in the processor market.

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With Gelsinger's Departure, Could Intel Be Headed Towards a Stock Surge?

Intel (No Longer) Inside, or How One CEO Messed Everything Up

CrowdStruck: How the CrowdStrike Outage Taught Me the Value of Listening

Microarchitectural Security of AWS Firecracker VMM: Analysis of Microarchitectural Attack & Defenses

The Tech Company News Brief: It's a Bad Time to be Intel

How Gamers Decide Tomorrow’s Technology

How-to: Website Benchmarks

Barbicans, Sandboxes and Trusted Computing: Improving Security without Increasing Throughput

Startup Centric Top Web Development Companies in India (A Survey)

Bootstrapping, Fundraising Or Both? How A Gritty Approach Helped Allie Magyar Raise Capital

3 Tech Trends to Look Forward to in 2019, and Beyond!

24 Experts Weigh In: How Do You Get Traffic Without Budget?

WTF is Hyperledger ?

Why the Facebook/Cambridge Analytica Data Scandal is Awesome News

Samsung to join the Cryptocurrency Craze

Predictions for this 2018 in Virtual reality

A Look at Ten New Database Systems Released in 2017

WebVR: Taking The Path Of Least Resistance To Mainstream VR

15 Big Data, Analytics, and Data Science Influencers You Should Be Following

How to Scale Your Startup: An Intro

OpenAI Poaches Intel’s CTO, Forcing a Strategic Pivot at the Chipmaker

Standing on AI Giants: How InteraSSort Builds on Marketing and Tool Integration Research

Chat Your Way to Better Shelves: InteraSSort Revolutionizes Retail Assortment Planning

Clash of Chips: Apple's M1 Max vs. Intel's 12th Gen Core i9

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