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Shift Left: Bringing Security into the Development Process Early on

By Dick Weisinger

Shift Left. It is the cry of agile testers and refers to testing as early in the software development cycle as possible. It means to move the QA test activity to further left on the project timeline. It’s a mantra…

Blockchain: The Etherium Merge has Shipped and GPU prices are Dropping

By Dick Weisinger

Last week, September 15th, marked the completion of the Etherium cryptocoin’s ‘Merge‘. Etherium has migrated from a Proof-of-Work model to a Proof-of-Stake model. With ‘Proof-of-Work’, Etherium ‘miners’ needed to use massive amounts of computer cycles to derive new Etherium coins.…

Artificial Intelligence: Meta Open Sources PyTorch

By Dick Weisinger

PyTorch has moved to become a project managed by the Linux Foundation. The project was originally started by Facebook/Meta and while it had been under an open-source license, the direction of the project was overseen by Meta. It is extremely…

Privacy: Both Individual and Collective Rights are Stressed

By Dick Weisinger

Our phones and devices know where we are and what we’re doing. The data that data devices generate can be easily collected, tracked, and analyzed. This constant collection of data puts our privacy at risk, not just our privacy and…

Data Sovereignty and Asymmetric Cloud Computing Services

By Dick Weisinger

Global regulations and te rise of nationalism is changing the landscape of cloud computing. China and, to a lesser extent, the US are pressuring their big tech companies to comply with economic and political guidance. Europe is similarly pushing for…