NASA's unsung heroes: The Apollo coders who put men on the moon

For this in-depth cover story, TechRepublic chief reporter Nick Heath talked with pioneering software engineers about how they helped NASA launch astronauts into space, and bring them back again--pushing the boundaries of technology as they did it. This download provides the magazine version of the article as a free PDF.

The future of cyberwar: ​Weaponised ransomware, IoT attacks and a new arms race

Cisco introduces $1b smart city program and updates its smart city digital platform

How digital transformation changed kathy ireland Worldwide's approach to retail

New free Quad9 DNS service has built-in security, privacy settings to protect internet users

Proposed Pentagon bill would see massive open source software push in 2018

iPhone's Face ID can be hacked, but here's why nobody needs to panic

Microsoft: No, we don't hate open-source software, and we can prove it

10 things you should never do in Outlook

Make your company a video powerhouse with these 6 tools

Frustrated with coding? Microsoft releases new tools to relieve the grind

Report: Fileless malware attacks 10x more likely to infect your machine than others

Why Firefox Quantum could take Chrome's position as the king of browsers

The top 10 highest-paying AI jobs

Why serverless computing makes Linux more relevant than ever

AI expert looking for work? Here are the top 15 cities hiring for jobs in the field

Report: Enterprise software isn't impressing users

Which web server should you use — Apache or NGINX?

Photos: The world's 25 fastest supercomputers

What Mr. Robot gets right and wrong about hacking

Are you worried that autonomous transportation will kill jobs? Do you have concerns about the safety of autonomous transportation? Take this quick survey.

The future of Everything as a Service

Software as a Service has set off a revolution in the way companies consume services on-demand. We look at how it's spreading to other IT services and transforming IT jobs.