Zoom zips ahead of Google Meet, Microsoft Teams and Skype in one ranking

The pandemic made the enterprise wholly reliant on virtual meeting platforms, but new research reveals Zoom dominates the global online market share and ranks No. 1 in 44 countries.

Elon Musk hiring "several thousand" people to work at SpaceX Starbase in Texas

Big bucks, free bikes and Jimmy John's perks: These 6 places will pay you to relocate in the WFH era

Fedora 34 beta is available, and it's a game-changer for the Linux desktop

Windows Server 2022: These are the big changes that Microsoft has planned

Electric vehicle charging company announces first open charging platform

Microsoft announces the next steps in its global skills initiative

Verizon and Dreamscape Immersive join forces on virtual reality and 5G

How phishing attacks evade traditional security defenses

Shadow IT is your organization's next remote-working nightmare

Oracle aims to take the headache out of cloud migration

2021 will see the rise of hybrid events

Top 5 things to know about multi-factor authentication

Intel and John Deere pilot AI and computer vision program to detect manufacturing defects

"Workcations": 8 inns and hotels with deals for telecommuters looking for a change of scenery

How to use the new HTTPS-Only mode in Firefox

Learn distinctions between inline and block HTML elements

How to archive websites as PDFs and web archives in iOS 14

Best Zoom backgrounds for spring featuring fields abloom and seasonal views

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5G: What it means for edge computing

With the potential for high-bandwidth, low-latency wireless data transmission, 5G is set to play a key role in connecting edge devices to the cloud. In this special feature, ZDNet helps business leaders understand how cloud providers, telecoms, and carriers will make 5G part of their edge-computing plans.