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Sep 18th 2020
This Week in Enterprise Tech 411
Your Next.js Workflow
Ransomware's first fatality, Deepfake defense, refocusing front end performance with Vercel
Although the show is no longer in production, you can enjoy episodes from our archives.
Guests:
Guillermo Rauch
- Iranian Hackers Found Way Into Encrypted Apps
- Microsoft declares its underwater data center test was a success
- China plans new data policy in response to Trump admin’s “bullying”
- Patient Passes away during a cyberattack on a hospital
- Ransomware has its first fatality
- Nvidia buys ARM Holdings from SoftBank for $40 billion
- Vue.js releases their 3.0 framework that is leaps and bounds improving performance and experience for web apps
- AT&T’s current 5G is slower than 4G in nearly every city tested by PCMag
- How should you defend yourself against deepfakes -- and should you even try?
- Guillermo Rauch, founder of Vercel talks about reinventing and refocusing front end performance vs. backend development.
Download or subscribe to this show at https://twit.tv/shows/this-week-in-enterprise-tech.
Links
- Iranian Hackers Found Way Into Encrypted Apps, Researchers Say
- Microsoft declares its underwater data center test was a success
- China plans new data policy in response to Trump admin’s “bullying”
- Woman dies during a ransomware attack on a German hospital
- Ransomware Gone Awry Has Fatal Consequences
- Nvidia buys ARM Holdings from SoftBank for $40 billion
- Vue.js v3.0.0 One Piece
- AT&T’s current 5G is slower than 4G in nearly every city tested by PCMag
- Don't Fall for It! Defending Against Deepfakes
- vercel.com