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House Judiciary Committee will probe tech giants for possible antitrust violations

By Maria Deutscher Jun 4, 2019

U.S. lawmakers are turning up the heat on the tech industry. The House Judiciary Committee on Monday opened an investigation to look into potential anticompetitive behavior by the companies that dominate the web. Rep.…

future data

Q&A: Data democratization spurs more secure data-governance frameworks

By Diego Asturias Jun 4, 2019

Vast amounts of data are being created every day, spurring an economy entrusting data as an asset arguably more valuable than crude oil. This explosion of big data quickly started the trend for data democratization, to make…

AI

At PegaWorld, Pega provides citizen developers with compliance guardrails

By James Kobielus Jun 4, 2019

Everybody is a potential enterprise application developer, given the right tooling abetted by a workbench that enforces development best practices. Though the term “citizen developer” implies someone lacking in professional discipline, that’s not necessarily…

Big Data

New data services are older companies’ key to staying relevant

By R. Danes Jun 4, 2019

The companies of tomorrow will flounder or float depending on how well they serve customers with data. Today, established companies can and should juice their data for improved services to stay relevant. Those established…

Cloud

Data warehouse firm Snowflake Computing adds a marketplace for third-party data

By Mike Wheatley Jun 4, 2019

Cloud data warehouse company Snowflake Computing Inc. is making it easier for users to access different data sources with a new service it announced today at its Snowflake Summit event in San Francisco that…

Cloud

Snowflake brings its popular data warehouse service to Google Cloud

By Mike Wheatley Jun 4, 2019

Big-data company Snowflake Computing Inc. today made its cloud-based data warehouse software available on Google LLC’s cloud platform, which means its customers can now choose among all three of the major U.S. cloud infrastructure providers.…

Cloud

Amazon and Google race to sign up new cloud customers

By Mike Wheatley Jun 4, 2019

Public cloud infrastructure providers Amazon Web Services Inc. and Google LLC both announced new marquee customers today as they step up their battle capture big name clients. AWS says it has agreed a deal…

Cloud

VMware CTO sees one unified platform anchoring customers’ multicloud plans

By Paul Gillin Jun 4, 2019

A lot of VMware Inc.’s customers view it as what it was in the past: a company that “virtualizes” hardware to make data centers more flexible and efficient. Kit Colbert, chief technology officer of…

Big Data

IBM brings its Db2 database into the modern AI-driven era

By Mike Wheatley Jun 4, 2019

IBM Corp. is adding artificial intelligence capabilities to its Db2 relational database management system that should help make the 36-year-old software more useful in today’s data-driven world. Introduced in 1983, Db2 is the world’s…

Blockchain

Bitcoin price drops as investors suffer from ‘bull exhaustion’

By Duncan Riley Jun 3, 2019

The price of bitcoin fell sharply Monday, dropping below $8,000 briefly after having teased $9,000 as recently as May 26. The selloff has no clear reason, but CoinDesk at least suggested that it may be related to…

all stories

House Judiciary Committee will probe tech giants for possible antitrust violations

Q&A: Data democratization spurs more secure data-governance frameworks

At PegaWorld, Pega provides citizen developers with compliance guardrails

New data services are older companies’ key to staying relevant

IBM brings its Db2 database into the modern AI-driven era

Bitcoin price drops as investors suffer from ‘bull exhaustion’

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