Expert Contributors Articles

Sarang Narkhede

Updated on September 05, 2025

An SDK (software development kit) is a bundled set of software tools, libraries and documentation that enables developers to build, test and deploy applications for a specific platform.

Kyle Brill

Updated on September 05, 2025

The Capability Maturity Model (CMM) is a framework for assessing and improving an organization’s software development processes through five defined levels of process maturity.

Kyle Brill

Updated on September 05, 2025

Cloud orchestration is the automated coordination of cloud infrastructure, services and tasks into unified workflows to streamline deployment, scaling and resource management.

Sara A. Metwalli

Updated on September 05, 2025

Flask is a lightweight, open-source Python web framework used to build web applications with minimal code and flexible architecture.

Alexandra Karpman

Updated on September 05, 2025

As brain-computer interfaces approach wider adoption, how should designers handle the unprecedented challenge ahead of them?

Sara A. Metwalli

Updated on September 04, 2025

Golang (or Go) is an open-source, statically typed programming language developed by Google. It is designed for simplicity, efficiency and strong concurrency support, making it ideal for building back-end systems and scalable applications.

Anthony Agoshkov

Updated on September 03, 2025

In the wake of the GENIUS Act, several crypto firms have either gone public or are moving to list. Our expert examines what’s behind the trend and whether it can last.   

Ahmad Shadid

Updated on September 03, 2025

Major players in the space are offering a discount on services for the government as part of a long-term strategy.

Brendan Massey

Updated on September 03, 2025

An nMOS transistor turns on when its gate voltage is high relative to the source. A pMOS transistor turns on when its gate voltage is low relative to the source.

Diego Unzueta

Updated on September 03, 2025

A fully connected layer is a neural network layer in which each neuron is connected to every neuron in the previous layer. In contrast, a convolutional layer connects each output neuron only to a small region of the input, known as its receptive field.