I was told a computer science degree would guarantee a job. Four years later, I'm pivoting.

Mackenzie McAllister, a 22-year-old computer science grad, said she used AI as a crutch during school. Now she's considering data analytics roles.

Oracle: Perfectly Positioned For Next-Generation, AI-Focused Workloads

Founded in 1977, Oracle is now a $404 billion (by market cap) tech behemoth employing around 140,000 people. See why I rate ...
Tech Times on MSN

Microsoft Patches 622 CVEs: Active SharePoint and AD FS Zero-Days Demand First Action

Microsoft Patch Tuesday July 2026 delivers 622 CVEs, the largest release in company history, with two exploited zero-days in ...
Things To Do in Dubai on MSN

Benefits of lifelong learning in your career: Why it matters more than ever

Think of the benefits of lifelong learning in your career the next time you feel stuck in your role, unsure whether your skills still match what your industry needs. That feeling is common, and it’s a ...

MARA's AI Pivot: The Most Undervalued 4.8GW Bet In Neocloud

MARA Holdings (MARA) is pivoting from Bitcoin mining to AI infrastructure, leveraging its vast, low-cost power capacity as a ...
inews.co.uk on MSN

I became a stay-at-home mum at 40 – then, 16 years later, I learned to code

After thinking her career was over, Padma transformed her life by becoming a tech expert in her 50s ...
Nieman Journalism Lab

The year we stop pivoting

“No one platform can solve all of our audience growth and revenue problems. We should have all learned our lesson from one of the many pivots of the last few years.” The media industry has become ...
How-To Geek on MSN

I love Excel's PIVOTBY function—but this one feature keeps me using PivotTables

PIVOTBY is great for analysis, but PivotTables still have the edge when formatting needs to adapt to data changes.