9 programming languages and the women behind them

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	9 programming languages and the women who created them From the dawn of mainframes through today, women have designed and developed programming languages that have had significant, lasting impact on software development. Read More WEBCAST: Dell Inc. Re-architecting Legacy Applications for the Enterprise In this webcast, Ovum IT Services Analyst Hansa Iyengar and Cameron Jenkins, Dell Application Modernization Services Executive Director Cameron Jenkins discuss the importance of re-architecting legacy applications and provide practical recommendations to address the challenges around migrating legacy architecture. View now In this Issue MIT says solar power fields with trillions of watts of capacity are on the way Android upgrade report card: Grading the manufacturers on Lollipop IT Blogwatch: iPhone 7 to get iGPS? Apple secretly buys Coherent Navigation, Inc. Microsoft's latest on Windows 10 to pirates: No deal Microsoft issues crash warning with latest Windows 10 update Jonny Evans: 5 details you may miss in Apple's new Macs Racist query terms in Google Maps trigger the White House in results How astronauts 3D printed a wrench they needed in space Logjam: How to tell if your browser is vulnerable WEBCAST: CDW Making Sense of PCI If your company handles financial data for customers, you must keep current with the PCI-DSS standard not just to protect your company, but to protect your customers too. Even though the PCI Data Security Standard has been around for years, it's still poorly understood by many of the organizations it affects. Learn More MIT says solar power fields with trillions of watts of capacity are on the way The MIT Energy Initiative wants changes in U.S. government policies to better support a much-needed "massive deployment" of solar in the decades ahead. Read More Android upgrade report card: Grading the manufacturers on Lollipop Six months after Lollipop's release, how have the major Android manufacturers done at delivering upgrades to their devices? Read More IT Blogwatch: iPhone 7 to get iGPS? Apple secretly buys Coherent Navigation, Inc. New iPhone 7 feature helps you find yourself, precisely. Apple acquisition of Coherent Navigation gets us there... Read More Microsoft's latest on Windows 10 to pirates: No deal Microsoft has retreated from earlier statements that owners of counterfeit copies of Windows 7 and 8.1 will receive a free upgrade to Windows 10 this summer. Read More WHITE PAPER: Bitdefender KISSME: Keep IT Security Simple, Manageable & Effective Download this Tech Dossier to understand what IT organizations are doing wrong, and how they can best address IT security across the enterprise. Learn More Microsoft issues crash warning with latest Windows 10 update Microsoft today released another update for Windows 10, but warned users with an Advanced Micro Devices (AMD) graphics chipset to expect "frequent crashes" of the new Edge browser. Read More Jonny Evans: 5 details you may miss in Apple's new Macs Apple announced new MacBook Pro laptops with Force Touch trackpads and a cheaper 5K iMac. Read More Racist query terms in Google Maps trigger the White House in results Google Maps lists the White House among top search results for certain queries containing racist terms against African-Americans. Read More How astronauts 3D printed a wrench they needed in space NASA and partner Made In Space are working to build a more sophisticated 3D printing center on the International Space Station that will allow astronauts to create tools and experimental equipment as they're needed. Read More Logjam: How to tell if your browser is vulnerable The just-disclosed Logjam flaw has again sent browser makers and website administrators scrambling to craft and apply patches, a repeat of the March rush to shut down its predecessor, FREAK. Read More
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