Industry · Software · Tech Policy · Events
Conferences, product launches and the staged moments where the technology industry shows its hand, covered by The Silicon Ledger.
On October 10, 2001, Steve Jobs introduced the iPod as a pocket-sized music library, launching a device that would define personal audio for two decades before smartphones rendered it obsolete.
At its annual conference on October 27, Cloudera will showcase how its hybrid infrastructure strategy moves from theoretical potential to running AI agents at scale across distributed enterprise environments.
Nine Oracle leaders outlined the company's vision for moving artificial intelligence from experimental projects to production systems, emphasizing the need for security, trusted infrastructure and autonomous agent controls across the enterprise.
The Linux-based AMD APU machine that Atari launched in 2021 will be officially discontinued when its software store closes next February, though users will retain access to local functionality.
As artificial intelligence agents move from assisting workers to automating business processes, monday.com's Oct. 28–29 conference in New York will examine how enterprises can balance faster application development with governance and security demands.
Walmart is offering LG's UltraGear G5 gaming monitor at a 47% discount, bringing the 25-inch display down from $149 to $79 with a 200Hz refresh rate and IPS panel.
The East Coast's largest open source conference debuts a restructured schedule this week in Raleigh, blending AI-focused workshops with traditional sessions and maintaining the sense of belonging that has drawn attendees since 2013.
DJI's new Dock 4 automates battery swaps in under 25 seconds, enabling emergency responders and rescue teams to redeploy drones without waiting for lengthy recharge cycles.
