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The software, called Kipod, is also used by European companies to secure their facilities (Source: Synesis) Wednesday, March 10, 2021 When Nikolai Dedok, a prominent Belarusian protester and self-identified anarchist, was arrested last November, he was found with the help of advanced facial recognition technology used by the country’s security services.   The Belarusian Ministry of Internal Affairs discovered Dedok’s whereabouts through the use of software called Kipod, according to an investigation by By_Pol, a Telegram channel run by defected Belarusian law enforcement officials. He...

The demand for Enterprise class SSDs is going to grow like topsy according to value-added distributor Zycko. The outfit has just signed a partnership deal with Micron to provide its Client, Enterprise SATA and Enterprise PCIe SSD solutions to channel resellers. David Galton-Fenzi, Zycko’s group sales director said that as the price of SSD drops and performance increases, the technology will take a leading role in data access and storage. The SSD enterprise market has grown year-on-year and against this backdrop, Zycko has been looking for a manufacturer who can give it the products for its ...

With Pope Benedict announcing that he is cleaning out his desk and collecting his pink slip, Channel Eye has come up with a list of those who it thinks will have the right stuff to be the next Pope. Now we know that one of the jobs of the Pope is to be Catholic, but given that the church is unlikely to survive another 100 years unless it liberals up a bit, we have given our nominations on the basis that if they can run an IT company they can probably look after the world’s largest religious organisation. 1. Steve Ballmer

Pat Gelsinger returning to Chipzilla as CEO is another extraordinary stroke of luck for the company Rupert Goodwins Mon 18 Jan 2021 // 09:30 UTC Share Copy Column Intel has been many things. It has been a struggling startup, surfing the sudden successes and near-death experiences of 1970s Silicon Valley. It's been a relentless powerhouse, ruthlessly exploiting its dominance as personal computing rode Moore's Law to commercial and social revolution. Now it's in danger of seeing its supremacy crumble as rivals grab markets and mindshare with better manufacturing and mark...

Can Intel’s ‘boy wonder’ pull a Steve Jobs? MarketWatch 1/13/2021 MARKETWATCH FIRST TAKE Pat Gelsinger left Intel Corp. more than a decade ago, when it was clear he would not become CEO after 30 years at the company. On Wednesday, he finally got his dream job, but faces quite a task in returning the chip giant to the glory days of which he was a part. Gelsinger started his career at Intel at age 18, and during his 30-year tenure, he said in a note to employees, he “had the honor to be mentored at the feet of” Intel co-founders Bob Noyce, Gordon Moore and Andy Grove. He eventually...