This year’s University Entrance Exam (EVAU) for physics in Madrid included a question on atomic decay..
The difficulty could lie not so much in physical concepts as in statistics, and with an equation as simple and seemingly innocent as the exponential: This equation
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The concept of code coverage affects any existing software application, from PC programs, mobile apps, the latest application for your SmartTV or...
Virtualization technologies, Cloud (private or public), “Software-defined whatever” not only bring simplicity and flexibility to systems and...
Lately there isn´t a single conversation, presentation or conference (especially now that everyone is talking about digital transformation) where...
The idea behind Microservices has been with the software industry and developers for about six to seven years now, and it´s definitely a current...
The number of commuters rises to record high. According to an analysis by the Federal Institute of Research on Building, Urban Affairs and Spatial...
Nowadays, if you check the public IP address with which you access the Internet, you will find that it often changes. This is due to the chronic...
The growing number of electronic devices and wireless technologies providing ever-increasing performances and speeds requires a set of common...
The compiler is a key element in developing software as it translates instructions given in one programming language (somewhat close to natural...
How can we establish reliable measures for assessing service quality? An innovative QoS solution. One of the biggest headaches for a company’s...
In a highly dynamic technological sector led by powerful multinationals that put considerable emphasis on branding, international presence and...
Network service providers are currently up against a serious issue: how to improve agility when setting up new competitive services to meet the...
This week I have written the article below to be published in “ComunicacionesHoy”, a well known telecommunications magazine and online media website...
