Month: August 2021

Chromebooks set to suffer at the hands of Windows 11 laptops Back view of a man using a laptop with Windows 11’s Microsoft Store app open

Chromebooks are set to feel the pinch, as while these Chrome OS-powered portables are still selling well right now, PC manufacturers are purportedly planning to favor the production of Windows laptops which generate more profit going forward as the global component shortage remains a serious […]

Demand Curve: Questions you need to answer in your paid search ads

Stewart Hillhouse Contributor Stewart Hillhouse writes actionable growth marketing insights as senior content lead at Demand Curve. By night, he interviews marketers and creatives on his podcast, Top Of Mind. Before getting into marketing, Stewart was a semi-professional lumberjack. He also writes at stewarthillhouse.com. More […]

ONNX 1.10 introduces symbolic shape inference, adds Optional type BIG Data

Machine learning interoperability project ONNX has been made available in version 1.10, which sees the ML model representation’s type system and API expanding. ONNX was initially released in 2017 as a cooperative project between Facebook and Microsoft. It consists of an intermediate representation (IR) which […]

You can’t afford to make poor decisions about incentive stock options

Pam Kreuger Contributor Pam Kreuger is the founder and CEO of Wealthramp.com, a free online service that matches consumers with qualified, fee-only financial advisers, and the creator and host of the investor-education television series “MoneyTrack.” John Chapman Contributor John Chapman is a certified financial planner […]