Critical Kubernetes flaw allows any user to access administrative controls
Grim news from Red Hat – Kubernetes has identified its first major security flaw. This vulnerability affecting Kubernetes 1.10 and higher was publicly disclosed on GitHub...
Limited scalability hampers blockchain’s adoption: “If blockchain is not scalable, it’s simply not suitable for widespread use”
“Lack of real-world usability is the blockchain industry’s greatest hindrance” JAXenter: If you were to summarize blockchain’s evolution so far, would you say it’s mostly negative...
Audi to spend nearly $16 billion on self-driving car tech, electrification through 2023
Audi, the Germany luxury automaker under VW Group, said Tuesday it will invest 14 billion euros ($15.95 billion) over the next five years on future transportation...
Kubernetes 1.13 arrives – Stability and extensibility through and through
As the year is wrapping up, so do the releases for one of the most dominant container orchestration platforms out there. Kubernetes 1.13 is live and it’s...
4.6 Million Italians Consume Pirated Sports Content
For many years, pirating of ‘live’ sports was only possible when people downloaded content after the fact via torrents and similar systems. With the dawn of...
Diversity talk: Not everyone wants to be a ‘pioneer’ and be the ‘first female developer’ or ‘first female VP’
A research study by The National Center for Women & Information Technology showed that “gender diversity has specific benefits in technology settings,” which could explain why tech...
Mixcloud rolls out ‘fan-to-creator’ subscription service
Mixcloud, the audio streaming platform that is popular for long-form content, such as radio shows and DJ sets, has launched a “fan-to-creator” subscription service in a...
“As a Java web tool, Espresso sits between framework and server, just like what Servlet API did”
JAXenter: First of all, could you please tell us a bit more about Espresso? What makes this tool special? Ning Sun: Unlike some new Java web tools,...
Bios raises $4.5M to further develop its ‘neural interface’ and new ways to treat chronic medical conditions
Bios, a neural engineering startup originally based out of Cambridge, U.K. and now with an additional newly opened R&D office in Montreal, Canada, has raised $4.5...
New partners and courses to develop tomorrow’s workforce
At Google, we’re committed to creating more opportunity for everyone. Through our Grow with Google initiative, we’ve trained 7.5 million people in Europe, the Middle East...
