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New York City to get self-driving bus shuttle

By James Farrell Mar 20, 2019

An autonomous vehicle will soon start serving people on the streets on New York City, but it won’t be going very far. Boston-based Optimus Ride plans to deploy its self-driving shuttles sometime in the second…

Apps

Report: Apple signs up Wall Street Journal for its upcoming paid news service

By Mike Wheatley Mar 20, 2019

Apple Inc. has reportedly signed up the Wall Street Journal to its upcoming subscription news service, which is likely to be announced next week. The New York Times, which said it won’t be joining…

AI

Gartner says AI will assume 80% of all project management tasks by 2030

By Mike Wheatley Mar 20, 2019

Project managers who are worried about the prospects of artificial intelligence one day stealing their jobs might do well to consider a career change as soon as they can. That’s because Gartner Inc. analysts predict…

Infra

Micron announces production cut as demand for its memory chips falls

By Mike Wheatley Mar 20, 2019

Updated: Micron Technology Inc. says it can weather the storm of a sharp downturn in demand for its products. The company, which makes memory chips for data centers, reported lower-than expected guidance for its…

AI

Zoom zeros in on vision for a video-first communications culture

By Mark Albertson Mar 20, 2019

Flying through Chicago’s O’Hare airport, Zoom Video Communications Inc.’s chief information officer, Harry Moseley (pictured), had to conference into an important sales call fast. Any airport is usually the worst place to hold a conference call,…

AI

Skymind reels in $11.5M for its deep learning platform

By Maria Deutscher Mar 20, 2019

Skymind Inc., a deep learning startup with big-name users such as NASA and Ford Motor Co., today announced it has raised $11.5 million in funding to expand internationally. The financing came from a group…

Policy

EU slaps Google with $1.7B antitrust fine for restricting rival search ads

By Maria Deutscher Mar 20, 2019

The European Union today fined Google LLC 1.49 billion euros, or about $1.7 billion, after finding that the company created competitive obstacles for rivals in the online advertising market. Most of Google’s ad revenue…

AI

Jarvis on the job? An analyst’s enterprise-AI reality check

By R. Danes Mar 20, 2019

Enterprise technology has come a long way from the conference-call speaker phone. Workers increasingly want artificial intelligence and automation to complete tasks on their behalf. But can we really expect Jarvis from “Iron Man”…

AI

ServiceNow’s CR approach kicks customer service off its corporate island

By Mark Albertson Mar 20, 2019

ServiceNow Inc. is part of a breed of companies seeking to capitalize on the third stage of what has been a steady evolution in software-driven enterprise customer management. Starting as an element of customer…

AI

Thanks for sharing: Should companies pool data for strong AI algorithms?

By R. Danes Mar 20, 2019

Does the future of accurate data analytics rest on companies learning to share? Selecting training data for algorithms raises tricky question about greater good versus competitive advantage. The market for advanced call-center software is a…

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New York City to get self-driving bus shuttle

Report: Apple signs up Wall Street Journal for its upcoming paid news service

Gartner says AI will assume 80% of all project management tasks by 2030

Skymind reels in $11.5M for its deep learning platform

EU slaps Google with $1.7B antitrust fine for restricting rival search ads

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