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Cloud

Gravitational simplifies deployment of multiple Kubernetes clusters

By Mike Wheatley Mar 19, 2019

Software container infrastructure specialist Gravitational Inc. reckons its latest update released today will make it easier to deploy multiple Kubernetes clusters across numerous cloud and on-premises computing environments. Kubernetes is one of the most…

Cloud

VMware refreshes cloud portfolio with its first native hyperconverged appliance

By Paul Gillin Mar 19, 2019

Showing more confidence that its hybrid and multicloud strategies are finding favor with enterprise customers, VMware Inc. today is expanding both the functional and geographic scope of its services. In particular, the company introduced…

Big Data

Io-Tahoe upgrades data catalog to spot and tag personal info in data streams

By Paul Gillin Mar 19, 2019

Io-Tahoe LLC, a unit of British utility giant Centrica PLC, today is enhancing its machine learning-driven data catalog with features that it says can discover and classify streaming data. The capability can be used,…

Cloud

Report: Amazon is testing a new investment program for high-risk startups

By Mike Wheatley Mar 18, 2019

Amazon.com Inc.’s public cloud computing business is launching a new pilot program that’s aimed at connecting venture capitalists with money-seeking tech startups that use its information technology infrastructure. Still nascent, Amazon Web Services Inc.’s…

Cloud

Atlassian buys AgileCraft for its business project tracking software

By Mike Wheatley Mar 18, 2019

Enterprise software company Atlassian Corp. Plc is trying to make itself more useful to its customers with the acquisition today of a startup called AgileCraft LLC that sells tools for tracking business projects. Atlassian said…

Infra

Nvidia surrounds its graphics chips with new computers and AI services

By Robert Hof Mar 18, 2019

With its next marquee graphics processing unit chip not due to debut until next year, Nvidia Corp. today opened its GPU Technology Conference instead with a raft of new machines and services intended to…

Emerging Tech

US government taps Intel to build its first ‘exascale’ supercomputer

By Maria Deutscher Mar 18, 2019

The U.S. Department of Energy has tapped Intel Corp. to build a massive new supercomputer that will surpass the capabilities of even the most powerful systems currently in existence. The chipmaker said today that…

Apps

Apple debuts faster, more visually capable iPad Air and iPad mini

By Maria Deutscher Mar 18, 2019

After omitting the iPad Air and iPad mini from its last few product refresh cycles, Apple Inc. today debuted new versions of the tablets that feature major upgrades across the board. The iPad Air (pictured, left) is…

Security

Phishing and nation-state hacking add tension to the threat landscape for cybersecurity experts

By Mark Albertson Mar 18, 2019

The key to a successful robbery isn’t breaking a window or short-circuiting an alarm system. It’s having the victim graciously open the heavily locked front door and letting the thief right in. In the…

AI

Stanford launches ambitious new AI institute co-led by former Google exec

By Maria Deutscher Mar 18, 2019

Stanford University is launching an interdisciplinary research institute backed by a who’s who of the tech industry to explore how artificial intelligence will affect society, as well as discover new applications for the technology.…

explore news

Nvidia surrounds its graphics chips with new computers and AI services

US government taps Intel to build its first ‘exascale’ supercomputer

Apple debuts faster, more visually capable iPad Air and iPad mini

Stanford launches ambitious new AI institute co-led by former Google exec

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