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1. Software for NBase-T Ethernet compliance validation introduced by Teledyne LeCroy.

Subjects
*ETHERNET, *COMPUTER software, *COMPUTER software testing
Abstract

The article focuses on the introduction of QPHY-NBASE-T software by Teledyne LeCroy for testing and validating NBase-T Ethernet compliance according to IEEE 802.3bz-2016 standards, including the software's features such as automated testing for NBASE-T compliance.

Published
2024

2. Here's why Apple will become the world's leading AI vendor.

Author

Evans, Jonny

Subjects
*COMPUTER software testing, *IMAC (Computer), *ARTIFICIAL intelligence, *IPADS, *SMARTPHONES
Abstract

Apple is poised to become the leading ecosystem for personal productivity AI, with its software features and powerful devices set to dominate the industry. The integration of Apple Silicon processors in Macs, iPads, and iPhones will provide a fully integrated platform for AI. Apple's large user base and partnerships with AI firms will ensure quick market traction. The introduction of Apple Intelligence features alongside new and powerful devices will solidify Apple's position as a leader in AI. Additionally, Apple's focus on privacy and security aligns with the needs of enterprise users. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

4. For IT and devops, Sequoia brings iCloud to VM Macs.

Author

Evans, Jonny

Subjects
*VIRTUAL machine systems, *SOFTWARE maintenance, *COMPUTER software developers, *COMPUTER software testing
Abstract

In macOS 15, developers and IT admins will be able to sign into iCloud and other Apple ID services from virtual machines, which is a significant improvement for software testing and workflow management. This feature allows developers to test software in multiple Mac configurations without needing multiple physical Macs. However, it is important to note that the host machine and virtual machine must be running macOS 15 or later for this feature to work. Additionally, Apple has announced other improvements for enterprise-ready Macs, including device management, passkeys, software updates, and Safari management. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2024

5. DiatomNet v1.0: A novel approach for automatic diatom testing for drowning diagnosis in forensically biomedical application.

Author

Zhang, Ji, Vieira, Duarte Nuno, Cheng, Qi, Zhu, Yongzheng, Deng, Kaifei, Zhang, Jianhua, Qin, Zhiqiang, Sun, Qiran, Zhang, Tianye, Ma, Kaijun, Zhang, Xiaofeng, and Huang, Ping

Subjects
*CONVOLUTIONAL neural networks, *COMPUTER software testing, *DIATOM frustules, *DIATOMS, *GRAPHICAL user interfaces, *PYTHON programming language
Abstract

• Automatic diatom identification and visualization in a virtual slide. • Effective at identifying all diatoms under very complex observable backgrounds. • Faster diatom testing in a large tissue smear within minutes than manual identification. • Provides evidence of immersion/submersion for drowning diagnosis and site inference in forensic practice. • A series of standards on model optimization and evaluation are first proposed for automated diatom identification. Diatom testing is supportive for drowning diagnosis in forensic medicine. However, it is very time-consuming and labor-intensive for technicians to identify microscopically a handful of diatoms in sample smears, especially under complex observable backgrounds. Recently, we successfully developed a software, named DiatomNet v1.0 intended to automatically identify diatom frustules in a whole slide under a clear background. Here, we introduced this new software and performed a validation study to elucidate how DiatomNet v1.0 improved its performance with the influence of visible impurities. DiatomNet v1.0 has an intuitive, user-friendly and easy-to-learn graphical user interface (GUI) built in the Drupal and its core architecture for slide analysis including a convolutional neural network (CNN) is written in Python language. The build-in CNN model was evaluated for diatom identification under very complex observable backgrounds with mixtures of common impurities, including carbon pigments and sand sediments. Compared to the original model, the enhanced model following optimization with limited new datasets was evaluated systematically by independent testing and random control trials (RCTs). In independent testing, the original DiatomNet v1.0 was moderately affected, especially when higher densities of impurities existed, and achieved a low recall of 0.817 and F1 score of 0.858 but good precision of 0.905. Following transfer learning with limited new datasets, the enhanced version had better results, with recall and F1 score values of 0.968. A comparative study on real slides showed that the upgraded DiatomNet v1.0 obtained F1 scores of 0.86 and 0.84 for carbon pigment and sand sediment, respectively, slightly worse than manual identification (carbon pigment: 0.91; sand sediment: 0.86), but much less time was needed. The study verified that forensic diatom testing with aid of DiatomNet v1.0 is much more efficient than traditionally manual identification even under complex observable backgrounds. In terms of forensic diatom testing, we proposed a suggested standard on build-in model optimization and evaluation to strengthen the software's generalization in potentially complex conditions. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2023
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6. Zoom goes for a blatant genAI data grab; enterprises, beware (updated): Zoom stirred up a kerfuffle this month when it amended its terms of service to make execs comfortable that it wouldn't use Zoom data to train generative AI models. In reality, it was really doing spin control worthy of the sleaziest politician

Author

Schuman, Evan

Subjects
*ARTIFICIAL intelligence, *BUSINESS enterprises, *MARKETING software, *COMPUTER software testing
Abstract

Where does that data go?" Data analytics expert Pam Baker -- author of Data Divination: Big Data Strategies -- saw the Zoom move as potentially even more dangerous. Zoom goes for a blatant genAI data grab; enterprises, beware (updated): Zoom stirred up a kerfuffle this month when it amended its terms of service to make execs comfortable that it wouldn't use Zoom data to train generative AI models. Zoom discussed this in a blog post: "There is certain information about how our customers in the aggregate use our product -- telemetry, diagnostic data, etc. [Extracted from the article]

Published
2023

8. Play games for The Man.

Author

Ferguson, Cat

Subjects
*VIDEO games, *MILITARY software, *COMPUTER software testing, *VOLUNTEERS
Abstract

The article reviews the video games "Xylem," "Storm Bound," and "Flow Jam" developed by the U.S. Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA).

Published
2013
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12. SEBI relaxes software testing requirement.

Subjects
COMPUTER software testing, TECHNICAL specifications
Abstract

The decision comes after the regulator received various representations from stakeholders seeking relaxation in software testing norms [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2020

17. ONR Tests Autonomous Flying Helicopters.

Subjects
COMPUTER software testing
Abstract

The Office of Navy Research (ONR) has successfully completed the testing of two software and sensor packages that allow an unmanned helicopter to fly autonomously… [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2014

18. QUOTIUM LAUNCHES SECURITY TESTING SOLUTION.

Subjects
*COMPUTER software testing, *COMPUTER software
Abstract

The article offers brief information on the Seeker application security testing solution from Quotium Inc.

Published
2014

19. New Approach, Investment Helping Lockheed Martin With F-35 Software Development.

Author

Host, Pat

Subjects
FIGHTER planes, F-35 (Military aircraft), COMPUTER software development, COMPUTER software testing, COMPUTER software
Abstract

The article reports on the new approach of Lockheed Martin with F-35 software development. It states that the improved approach helps the company save time and money by correcting issues earlier. According to the company's vice president for F-35 Integration and Business Development Stephen O'Bryan, the company runs its software testing laboratories everyday to find quality issues earlier.

Published
2013

20. Boeing Completes FAB-T Software Qualification, Systems Integration Testing.

Author

Host, Pat

Subjects
COMPUTER software testing, SYSTEM integration, TELECOMMUNICATION satellites
Abstract

The article reports that Boeing Co. has completed software qualification testing and systems integration testing for the U.S. Air Force's Family of Beyond Line-of-Sight Terminals (FAB-T) program. Boeing also demonstrated how to integrate FAB-T with the Advanced Extremely High Frequency (AEHF) and Milstar mission control subsystem, which commands communications satellite constellations.

Published
2013

21. Army Network Integration Evaluation Aims To Empower Soldiers, Gain Overmatch, Officials Say.

Author

Roosevelt, Ann

Subjects
MILITARY science, COMPUTER software testing
Abstract

The article reports on the tests being done by the U.S. Army on software and hardware during the Network Integration Evaluation 12.2 (NIE) in the West Texas desert to give soldiers a tactical network. It states that the NIE is done to evaluate laboratory-vetted equipment, software and integration activities by Army testers. Commander Daniel Pinnell discusses the improvements in the tactical network.

Published
2012

22. TSA Tests Less Invasive Full Body Scanners.

Subjects
IMAGING systems, COMPUTER software testing, AIRPORT security measures
Abstract

The article offers information on the new Advanced Imaging Technology (AIT) software being tested by the U.S. Transportation Security Administration (TSA) at airports in the U.S. It mentions various advantages of the AIT machine including elimination of passenger-specific images and auto-detection of potential threat items. It mentions various airports where the software will be tested including McCarran International Airport, Las Vegas, Nevada.

Published
2011

23. LinuxCon: Core Infrastructure Initiative Boosts Security Efforts.

Author

Kerner, Sean Michael

Subjects
*COMPUTER software testing
Abstract

The article offers information on a program to analyze of security practice open sourced project with badging effort from Linux Foundation, a operating system developer organization and presents a video of Emily Ratliff, senior director at Linux Foundation featuring 2015 LinuxCon event.

Published
2015

25. Chemists test computer-planned syntheses for the first time.

Author

Lemonick, Sam

Subjects
*COMPUTER software testing, *CHEMICAL synthesis, *CHEMISTS
Abstract

The article evaluates the Chematica computer program meant for planning chemical syntheses, which was developed by Ulsan National Institute of Science and Technology's researcher Bartosz Grzybowski and has been tested by chemists.

Published
2018

26. Red Hat AS 3.0: A First Look.

Author

Bar, Moshe

Subjects
*COMPUTER software, *COMPUTER software industry, *COMPUTER software testing
Abstract

This article evaluates the computer software Red Hat AS 3.0 from Red Hat. Capabilities of the software include mail, TUX kernel accelerated Web server, arptables firewall, network authentication, and support for AMD 64, among others. The installation went without glitches. Drivers were available for the RAID card and for the 1 Gigabit Ethernet card. During the installation you can configure logical volumes which serve as containers for the various file systems. Red Hat could do a little better in configuration. The whole idea behind AS 3.0 is to have a controlled environment for which Red Hat can give technical support. After a few stress tests, the AS 3.0 just went on undisturbed. AS 3.0 has taken a big step towards a real industrial strength, enterprise class server environment, comparable finally to the likes of HP-UX and AIX.

Published
2004

28. AISCALER SELECTS SPIRENT BLITZ.IO FOR APP TESTING.

Subjects
*COMPUTER software testing, CLOUD computing software
Abstract

The article evaluates the Spirent Blitz.io cloud-based testing solution offered by Spirent Communications PLC.

Published
2014

32. How Google Tests Software.

Author

Zec, Joe

Subjects
COMPUTER software testing, NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "How Google Tests Software," by James Whittaker, Jason Arbon, and Jeff Carollo.

Published
2012

33. How Google Tests Software.

Author

Glass, Robert L.

Subjects
COMPUTER software testing, NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "How Google Tests Software," by James Whitaker, Jason Arbon and Jeff Carollo.

Published
2012

34. Testing Extreme Programming (Book).

Author

Glass, Robert L.

Subjects
COMPUTER software testing
Abstract

Reviews the non-fiction book 'Testing Extreme Programming,' by Lisa Crispin and Tip House.

Published
2003

35. TEST AND MEASUREMENT.

Subjects
*COMPUTER debugging software, *COMPUTER software, *COMPUTER software testing
Abstract

The article evaluates various debugging software and devices including in-circuit RTE870/C light emulator debugging software from Toshiba America Electronic Components and E8a debugging emulator from Renesas Technology America Technology.

Published
2007

37. Software Testing.

Author

Rangarajan, Anuradha

Subjects
COMPUTER software testing, NONFICTION
Abstract

A review of the book "Software Testing," by Yogesh Singh is presented.

Published
2013

38. Beautiful Testing.

Author

Shaikh, Siraj A.

Subjects
COMPUTER software testing, NONFICTION
Abstract

The article reviews the book "Beautiful Testing," by Tim Riley and Adam Goucher O'Reilly.

Published
2010

40. SOFFWARE TESTING (Book).

Author

Harrison, Rachel

Subjects
COMPUTER software testing, NONFICTION
Abstract

Reviews the book "Software Testing," by Marc Roper.

Published
1995
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