The challenges facing today’s Chief Information Officers (CIOs) are more complicated and critical than ever before, as these leaders look to help their businesses recover and restart in the wake of a global pandemic.

Today at its Think Digital conference announced new services and solutions backed by a broad ecosystem of partners to help enterprises and telecommunications companies speed their transition to edge computing in the 5G era.

Siemens Digital Industries contributed vital technology to the Andalucía Respira project, an initiative created with the aim of manufacturing respirators to fight COVID-19.

HP Inc. today announced new laptops and solutions designed to address the evolving needs of business users everywhere, demonstrating the company’s effort to help businesses and remote workers stay productive wherever they may be.

In the early 1960s, almost two decades before George Lucas’s AT-AT walkers debuted on the big screen in “Star Wars: Episode V — The Empire Strikes Back,” GE engineers started working on their own version of a four-legged people transporter.

In the midst of the global pandemic, hopeful news has emerged: Nasal swabs are a common way to test for the new coronavirus, but soon just a little saliva could do, a promising vaccine is on the horizon, and in Mexico it’s now possible to get your hands on a very cool protective face mask.

SAPPHIRE NOW, SAP’s premier conference for customers, is going virtual, reflecting how all organizations are adapting business seemingly overnight.

Acquired by Essentials Utilities in March, Peoples provides natural gas to about 740,000 homes and businesses in Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia and Kentucky.

Starting today, consumers can purchase the Galaxy A51 Unlocked by Samsung from Samsung.com and Amazon, offering them the freedom and flexibility to choose the data plan and carrier that’s right for them.

Over the last month, it’s become clear that we rely on our technology more than ever before.