Photos: See the Corning plant where Gorilla Glass was developed

Top tech stories now available. See what’s trending today. [Subscription] | [Read Online] [Twitter] [Facebook] [Google+] [TechRepublic] Top Story of the Day November 5, 2016 [Discover the Corning plant where Gorilla Glass was developed] The birthplace of Gorilla Glass resides in a small town in Kentucky's Bluegrass region. Find out how the glass was originally developed, and how it ended up on 4.5 billion devices worldwide. [Photos: Corning's Kentucky plant, birthplace of Gorilla Glass] Resource of the day [Want to become Amazon Web Services Certified? Do this course!] Amazon Web Services (AWS) Certification is fast becoming the must have certificates for any IT professional working with AWS. This course is designed to help you pass the AWS Certified Solutions Architect (CSA) - Associate Exam. Even if you have... New at TechRepublic [Over one billion installs of apps using OAuth 2.0 can be remotely hijacked, say researchers] [Android nears 88% global market share, but Apple still makes more money] [How to track and report polling place problems on Election Day] [Uber and Google team up to get voters to the polls on election day] [Windows 10 updates will soon eat less bandwidth and battery life] [Google boasts HTTPS adoption numbers, gives advice to businesses making the switch] [IoT for cows: 4 ways farmers are collecting and analyzing data from cattle] [Why foreign language skills should be in your management toolkit] [Report: 40% of employers worldwide face talent shortages, driven by IT] [Survey: Spending on enterprise mobile apps is up, will continue to increase for the next three years] Survey: Is your company moving the data center to the cloud? Has your company made the switch to Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), is considering it, or has no plans to adopt it? [Take the survey], and get a free copy of the research report. Featured Webcast [Live Webcast: Red Bull Racing: the hard science behind Formula One] Formula One is an incredibly [fast moving sport]. There can be as little as a few hundredths of a second between first and second place. The speed of innovation is extreme - and with Formula One regulations becoming more stringent each year, increasing the volume and quality of simulations to test new designs becomes increasingly critical. [Join Red Bull Racing] as they discuss the high-tech innovations needed to achieve success and how IBM solutions help - from the drawing board to race day! And learn how you can translate this to [achieve 30-50% greater throughput] for your research, engineering and design workloads. [Register for this webcast] now! Featured multimedia [Video: A guide to the 5 levels of autonomous driving] Self-driving cars are all over the news but not all self-driving technologies are as self-driving as others. Tom Merritt explains the differences between level 1 through 5. Today's recommended downloads [Data Science and Machine Learning with Python!] (Udemy) [Want to be an ethical hacker? Do this course!] (Udemy) [Want to become Amazon Web Services Certified? Do this course!] (Udemy) [Live Webcast: Red Bull Racing: the hard science behind Formula One] (IBM) [Live Webcast: 10 Measurements that Make Data Actionable] (Looker) A special feature from ZDNet and TechRepublic [How to automate the enterprise] One of today's biggest opportunities for IT to make an impact is by automating business processes, manufacturing, repetitive tasks, and more. We delve into examples and best practices. Connect with TechRepublic Visit the [Subscription Center] to get other free newsletters, manage your account settings or to be removed from TechRepublic communications. The e-mail address for your subscription is [{EMAIL}]. [Unsubscribe] | [Send Feedback] | [FAQ] | [Advertise] | [Privacy Policy] © 2016 CBS Interactive, Inc. All rights reserved. TechRepublic is a registered service mark of CBS Interactive, Inc. TechRepublic 235 Second Street San Francisco, CA 94105 U.S.A.