TechRepublic’s cover stories feature investigative reporting and in-depth coverage of technical innovations, businesses undergoing digital transformations, fascinating people, and revolutionary ideas. NASA’s VR training for astronauts, the females who broke Hitler’s codes in World War II, Elon Musk and the cult of Tesla, and the remarkable odyssey of Apple’s first employee are topics of some of these long-form articles.
Raspberry Pi released everything from cameras to computers in 2020, even as COVID-19 squeezed supply chains and demand for its hardware skyrocketed. Time for a break? Not quite.
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When cybersecurity reporter Danny Palmer found his card was apparently used on another continent, he set out to discover more.
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Reworking work: When you return to the office everything will look very different, and that's just the beginning of a set of changes to how and why we work in offices.
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Too many Americans don't have access to sufficient mental health support, but innovative partnerships are helping bridge the gap for some patients.
Karen Roby interviews Alison DeNisco Rayome about her cover story on transgender workers' experiences in the tech industry.
The tech industry is seen as being inclusive, but the reality for transgender workers is often very different.
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Frustrated by programming language shortcomings, Guido van Rossum created Python. With the language now used by millions, Nick Heath talks to van Rossum about Python's past and explores what's next.
iRobot has used its new design, software, and data science strategies to expand into new areas, using an approach to the smart home that is different from its big tech rivals.
Watch Teena Maddox tour the Buffalo Trace, Wild Turkey, and Bardstown Bourbon Company distilleries.
Bourbon is one of the most popular spirits in the world. Some Kentucky distilleries are adding data analytics, automation, IoT sensors, and RFID tags to streamline production.
The co-creators of the credit-card-sized board reveal the many challenges they overcame to build the breakthrough machine.
Go inside the race to feed the 9 billion people who will inhabit planet earth in 2050. See how John Deere and others are working to change the equation before it's too late.
It's still early days for precision agriculture, but two UK-based projects are proving the feasibility and value of the concept.
Big Ass Fans leveraged a quality product, Internet of Things technology, strong branding, and a unique corporate culture to fill a worldwide need for cooler air.
Learn how pioneering software engineers helped NASA launch astronauts into space, and bring them back again--pushing the boundaries of technology as they did it.
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Deterring hackers is almost impossible when the rewards are so great and the risks are so low. Can anything stop them?
Transportation is about to get a technology-driven reboot. The details are still taking shape, but future transport systems will certainly be connected, data-driven and highly automated.