Consumers like to have options. Let's say you're hungry for a snack, you like chocolate and peanuts, and you're in the mood for a candy bar. There isn't just one chocolate-peanut candy bar out there. You could ...

Computer programming has come a long way since the era when paper cards with strategically assigned punches were the best way to tell a computer what to do with itself. In 2022, tech companies are experimenting ...

The world was on fire, both literally and figuratively, at the end of 2020. The Creek Fire in central California, for example — which at the time was the fourth-largest fire in California history — raged from ...

Sometimes in life the more that you do something the easier it becomes to continue to do that thing. The human physiologist and cultural commentator William Martin Joel once speculated about the existence ...

A great many of the available cloud computing certifications have a hand-in-glove fit with the proprietary cloud technology of one of the IT industry goliaths competing to serve the cloud computing needs of ...

You can't toss a rock in the IT industry right now without hitting a platform, process, tool, resource, etc., that is supported by cloud computing technology. Even IT professionals who don't end up ...

A few years back, Cisco created a new certification for IT professionals whose skill set combines knowledge of networking and knowledge of cybersecurity operations. The Cisco certification team ...

Let's talk terms for a moment: The word "biosphere" technically refers to the entire region of Earth where life can exist. Biosphere is also more used, however, to describe any self-contained, sealed ...

When is the last time that you looked at the local forecast and saw nothing but clouds? Some days are like that, as the saying goes (even in Australia). In the information technology (IT) realm of the last few ...

When Azure, the cloud computing service offered by Microsoft, was still in development, internal documentation referred to it as "Project Red Dog." Maybe that was (and still is?) a subtle indication ...