Yusuf Demir

Cloud & Software Reporter

Yusuf Demir is the Cloud & Software Reporter at TrendinTech, where he covers cloud infrastructure, enterprise platforms, developer tools and the digital transformation of businesses in the UK and the United States. He previously reported on enterprise technology for The Register in London and covered the cloud and SaaS beat for TechCrunch, following the competition between AWS, Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud, the open source licensing disputes and the rise of Kubernetes. Yusuf holds an MEng in Computing from Imperial College London and speaks regularly at KubeCon and AWS re:Invent, where he moderates conversations with engineers and chief technology officers. He is most interested in the gap between vendor roadmaps and the systems engineers actually run, and in what the cloud bill looks like once the free credits expire.

294Stories

Date	Story	Desk	Type	Read
9 Aug 2017	Why Does Adobe Flash Needs to Die? It wasn’t all that long ago where Adobe Flash was viewed as one of the pillars of the internet and was considered to be there for the foreseeable...	SW	News	3 min
6 Aug 2017	Gaining a Deeper Understanding of the Relationship Between DNA and Cell Function Have you ever wondered how different cells in the human body do different jobs when every cell contains the entire 6.5 foot, 20,000 gene strand of DNA? A...	HW	News	2 min
4 Aug 2017	New Machine Learning Software can Imitate Human Emotional Response Disney Research engineers have developed a machine learning software that can evaluate the various and complex emotional responses of movie audiences based on their faces. The software utilizes...	SW	News	2 min
2 Aug 2017	NASA Discover Importance of Low Frequency Wave to Increase Satellite Longevity and Performance Earth is encompassed by fields of moving charged particles, electricity, and magnetism, forming waves around the planet. One particular part of this cocoon is the Van Allen radiation...	HW	News	2 min
1 Aug 2017	Understanding the Enigma of Drizzle – Light Rain Falling in Very Fine Drops A new study from NASA finally breaks down the intricacies of meteorological conditions that cause full sized rain drops versus a measly drizzle. In order to fully understand...	CLD	News	3 min
30 Jul 2017	Researchers Develop 4D Cameras with Extra-Wide Field of View That could Improve Robotic Vision and Virtual Reality Presented at CVPR this week, the camera designed by Gordon Wetzstein, Donald Dansereau and colleagues at the University of California in San Diego, is the very first light...	HW	News	2 min
30 Jul 2017	Martian Moon Phobos Makes Guest Appearance in Hubble Photos of Mars In May 2016, the Hubble Space Telescope (NASA) took 13 pictures over 22 minutes of Mars, and one of its smallest moons was unintentionally capture during the process....	HW	News	2 min
9 Jul 2017	Imagine Being Able to Explore the Brain Like a Website The human brain is smaller than most people imagine, it can be held in one hand and weighs about 3 pounds. However, the innocuous looking gray matter is...	SW	News	11 min
2 Jul 2017	This Startup Wants Translate Your Own Voice into Another Language that You Can’t Speak BabelOn, a startup in the San Fransisco area, is developing software that can transform your speech from English to any other language, without using any additional translation services,...	STA	News	5 min
29 Jun 2017	The Race for Space Colonization Starts with NASA’s Lunar Station Plans Where once the space race meant which superpower would get to the moon first, now the countries of the world are racing to build the first lunar base....	HW	News	3 min
23 Jun 2017	U.S. On Track for Record High Use of Renewable Energy Recently released data showed U.S. breaking records for renewable energy use in March 2017. Published by the U.S. Energy Information Administration, or EIA, the report had the wind...	HW	News	2 min
19 Jun 2017	What Would Planet Earth be Like in a Black Hole? Black holes are a constant source of fascination, particularly now that gravitational waves have been detected. One of the most popular questions regarding black holes concerns the amount...	HW	News	4 min

Why Does Adobe Flash Needs to Die?

Gaining a Deeper Understanding of the Relationship Between DNA and Cell Function

New Machine Learning Software can Imitate Human Emotional Response

NASA Discover Importance of Low Frequency Wave to Increase Satellite Longevity and Performance

Understanding the Enigma of Drizzle – Light Rain Falling in Very Fine Drops

Researchers Develop 4D Cameras with Extra-Wide Field of View That could Improve Robotic Vision and Virtual Reality

Martian Moon Phobos Makes Guest Appearance in Hubble Photos of Mars

Imagine Being Able to Explore the Brain Like a Website

This Startup Wants Translate Your Own Voice into Another Language that You Can’t Speak

The Race for Space Colonization Starts with NASA’s Lunar Station Plans

U.S. On Track for Record High Use of Renewable Energy

What Would Planet Earth be Like in a Black Hole?