Security is a complicated thing to deal with in the modern world. What we need now more than anything is education about what we face. Tom Hollingsworth takes a look at some of the things that impact our secure world and an upcoming event that can shed some light on how to face those challenges.
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Build the Droids You’re Looking For with AWS RoboMaker
Amazon launched a new cloud service, AWS RoboMaker. This provides a central platform to develop, test, and deploy robotics applications. Perhaps more importantly, it provides easy integration for other AWS services into those robot apps.
The fault, dear Brutus, lies not in our machines…
Thomas LaRock wrote up a post about AI, Deep Learning, and Machine Learning. These sophisticated tools allow for automation of a lot of work we thought might only ever be done by humans. But Thomas outlines why he’s not waiting for SkyNet quite yet.
ProtonMail Was Probably Not Hacked
The word is spreading on the Internet that respected secure email provider ProtonMail has been hacked by an anonymous group. A pastebin post claims that the company intentionally undermined its own security features, allowing the hacker group to infiltrate the front-end code and steal the passwords and data. They also make some wild claims about ProtonMail’s own activities and those of their users.
Intel’s Neural Compute Stick 2
Need to do some neural network inferencing on the edge? Intel just released the Intel Neural Compute Stick 2, a $99 USB-powered device with a 16-core vision processing unit.
Radeon Returns to the Data Center
AMD returned to the data center CPU market in a big way with their Epyc platform in 2017. But what about competing with Nvidia on the GPU side? The release of the Vega 20-based Radeon Instinct cards signals that AMD is ready to try.