Computing Now's News Podcast
Computing Now's News Podcast covers the most important and interesting topics from industry and research.
- Update frequency
- every 7 days
- Average duration
- 5 minutes
- Episodes
- 96
- Years Active
- 2010 - 2015
CN News Podcast: 08-14-2014
IBM announcing a new type of chip inspired by the brain; security researchers listing the cars most and least vulnerable to hacking; and a US court rejecting a settlement in a wage-fixing collusion s…
00:07:12 |
Thu 14 Aug 2014
CN News Podcast: 08-07-2014
Researchers working with a highly efficient technique to replace TCP/IP, Russian hackers stealing more than a billion passwords, and the US National Football League using RFID sensors to track player…
00:06:54 |
Thu 07 Aug 2014
CN News Podcast: 07-30-2014
Hackers using Amazon's cloud service to launch denial-of-service attacks, a study saying that widespread Internet connectivity imperils important systems, and researchers developing robotic furniture…
00:05:43 |
Wed 30 Jul 2014
CN News Podcast: 07-18-2014
The recent World Cup becoming the biggest social-media event ever, researchers setting a speed record for data transmissions over copper wiring, and an industry group proposing a new smart-home wirel…
00:07:02 |
Fri 18 Jul 2014
CN News Podcast: 07-23-2014
Hackers placing potentially dangerous malware "bombs" in the Nasdaq stock exchange's computer system, cloud computing causing problems for digital-forensics investigators, and applications changing t…
00:06:59 |
Fri 18 Jul 2014
CN News Podcast: 07-10-2014
A Microsoft anti-malware operation inadvertently taking millions of servers offline, a new development road map for OpenSSL, and many UK and US theaters banning Google Glass.
00:06:21 |
Thu 10 Jul 2014
CN News Podcast: 07-02-2014
A US court decision that has sparked fears for cloud services' future, a new approach that promises a Web-development revolution, and a hacker operation that threatened the US energy industry.
00:06:11 |
Wed 02 Jul 2014
CN News Podcast: 06-25-2014
A recent report showing the slowed growth in supercomputer performance, a new technology that increases wireless bandwidth, and virtual reality coming to gaming.
00:07:00 |
Wed 25 Jun 2014
CN News Podcast: 06-17-2014
World Cup technology, reinventing the computer, and hackers using weak passwords, just like their victims.
00:06:26 |
Wed 18 Jun 2014
CN News Podcast: 06-10-2014
Hardening systems to fend off government spying, governments cooperating to disrupt two major cyberattack systems, and a new technique for baking robot components to make them self-assemble.
00:05:56 |
Wed 11 Jun 2014
CN News Podcast: 06-03-2014
Applications for the Internet of Things, high-tech cars' vulnerability to hackers, and Google launching satellites to provide internet access to unserved and underserved areas of the world.
00:06:17 |
Wed 04 Jun 2014
CN News Podcast: 05-28-2014
eBay and security breaches, Google as the world’s most valuable brand, and MIT scientists developing a way to provide satellites with ultrafast communications.
00:06:04 |
Fri 30 May 2014
CN News Podcast: 05-20-2014
International law-enforcement sweep netting people for allegedly distributing malware; the European Court of Justice supporting the right to be forgotten; and the US formally charging Chinese militar…
00:06:24 |
Wed 21 May 2014
CN News Podcast: 05-13-2014
Hospital equipment vulnerable to hacking, IBM experimenting with electronic-blood technology to power and cool supercomputers, and police using crowdsourcing in investigations.
00:06:23 |
Wed 14 May 2014
CN News Podcast: 05-06-2014
Verdict in the second epic Apple-Samsung patent lawsuit, a US report saying that the Internet of Things could cause serious privacy problems, and researchers demonstrating how hackers could compromis…
00:06:32 |
Wed 07 May 2014
CN News Podcast: 04-30-2014
A serious Internet Explorer flaw, a group to support key open source projects to avoid problems like the critical Heartbleed flaw, and developing robots that can teach other robots to play games.
00:06:04 |
Thu 01 May 2014
CN News Podcast: 04-22-2014
The Heartbleed flaw, the US Supreme Court hearing an important case that could change the future of TV broadcasting and cloud-based services, and a laser-based technology that could quadruple Interne…
00:07:04 |
Thu 24 Apr 2014
CN News Podcast: 04-15-2014
Qualcomm developing technology that triples Wi-Fi speeds, researchers designing a deep-learning system for smartphones, and a new "antisocial" iPhone app helping users avoid people they don’t want to…
00:05:16 |
Wed 16 Apr 2014
CN News Podcast: 04-08-2014
Hackers seeking ransom to stop DoS attacks they launch, content providers challenging service providers over slow network speeds, and European governments paying for continued Windows XP support.
00:05:43 |
Thu 10 Apr 2014
CN News Podcast: 04-01-2014
Journalists under fire from hackers, security problems when Windows XP support ends on 9 April, and Facebook working on drones and satellites to bring the Internet to remote areas.
00:05:28 |
Wed 02 Apr 2014
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