Tesla Models Still Dominate Market Despite Musk's Twitter Turmoil
For the first nine months of 2022, four of the top six best-selling electric cars were Teslas. Atop the ranking were the Tesla Model Y and the Model 3. Finishing a distant third was the Ford Mustang Mach-E.
The Year Ahead in Cybersecurity: More Bots, More Money, Scarce Talent
More online fraud, recession-resistant budgets, and continued talent shortages can be expected in 2023, according to cybersecurity pros who spoke with TechNewsWorld.
Isaac Sim enables roboticists to import the robot model of their choice and build realistic environments to validate a robot's physical design and fully exercise its software stack to ensure performance.
InnoView 27″ Monitor Improves the Computing Picture
If you'd like a different view of your online work productivity and game-playing perspectives, InnoView makes your upgrading choice easy with its recently released 27" desktop monitor.
Retail in the Metaverse Facing Hardware, Identity Challenges
Metaverse constructors are still figuring out how to detect who is visiting virtual stores, where and when they visit, how and for how long they interact with products, and why they engage with specific content.
Retailers Can Capitalize on the Chaos of Post-Christmas Sales
With the current economic climate and biting inflation, businesses can harness technology and digital transformation in order to make the most of the post-Christmas shopping surges.
Proposed US Law Seeks To Silence TikTok's Data Flow to China
The law aims to protect Americans by blocking and prohibiting all transactions from any social media company in, or under the influence of, China, Russia, and several other foreign countries of concern.
Greater Consumer Protections Needed To Battle Gift Card Fraud: Report
Improved consumer protections are needed to prevent gift card fraud, which bilked Americans for more than $233 million in 2021 alone, according to a new report by the Center for Data Innovation.
Inflation Triggers Retailers To Reassess SaaS Spending
Until now, retailers have relied heavily on SaaS offerings for their fulfillment systems. But new research shows that many retailers are shifting away from this in favor of solutions they own.
