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Blockchain

IBM launches a blockchain testing service for enterprises

By Mike Wheatley Mar 5, 2019

IBM Corp.’s X-Force Red security team, which focuses on hacking software in order to discover and mitigate vulnerabilities, today launched a blockchain testing service. The new service is designed to help enterprises test and secure their…

Infra

Report: Apple will have to wait until late 2020 to launch its first 5G iPhone

By Mike Wheatley Mar 5, 2019

Apple Inc. could be forced to wait at least another year before it can launch a 5G version of its popular iPhone, according to a report in Bloomberg. Apple’s big problem is that it’s…

AI

40% of AI companies in Europe aren’t doing AI at all

By Duncan Riley Mar 5, 2019

Buzzwords in the tech scene are often laid on so thick it’s sometimes difficult to ascertain what a company does, and one of the most common buzzwords today is artificial intelligence. Mostly the application…

AI

Apple acquires computer vision-related patents from failed startup Lighthouse AI

By Mike Wheatley Mar 5, 2019

Apple Inc. could be looking for ways to implement home security features into its products after buying up a number of related patents from a failed artificial intelligence startup called Lighthouse AI Inc. IAM…

Big Data

Q&A: Wells Fargo aims for 100-percent data transparency in new era of consumer trust

By Kylie Anderson Mar 5, 2019

The big data explosion has created transformative innovation opportunities for technology, as well as businesses across industries. As consumers better understand their piece in that data puzzle and the market begins to find its…

Thought Leadership

Forging a new field in Stanford’s petri dish for crossover data science

By R. Danes Mar 5, 2019

What is data science? That is what people across a huge range of professions outside technology are asking. They are seeking ways to use data to be more productive in their jobs. Likewise, students…

Cloud

In first acquisition since IPO, SurveyMonkey to buy Usabilla for $80M

By Maria Deutscher Mar 5, 2019

SurveyMonkey Inc. is making its first acquisition since hitting the stock market in September. The company, which provides cloud-based tools that help organizations perform user and employee studies, today announced that it’s buying fellow…

Security

At RSA Conference, look for ‘post-perimeter’ security to dominate

By James Kobielus Mar 5, 2019

In the multicloud, the edge presents the weakest security link — hence the most promising target for hackers. Locally acquired, processed and stored data exposes edge devices to never-ending security intrusions. Device-based artificial intelligence…

Security

In the cyber arms race, humans will replace computers in the crosshairs

By Mark Albertson Mar 5, 2019

Like a supercharged car powering up a steep mountain, cybersecurity threats have shifted into another gear. In the beginning, when “script kiddies” tapping on rudimentary computers in their parents’ basements would break into websites…

Women in Tech

Women in Data Science conference spreads out via virtual and regional channels

By R. Danes Mar 5, 2019

Women in Data Science is not what some might expect a women in tech conference to be. It’s not a huddle of technologists picking apart problems peculiar to women in the industry. It’s a…

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IBM launches a blockchain testing service for enterprises

Report: Apple will have to wait until late 2020 to launch its first 5G iPhone

40% of AI companies in Europe aren’t doing AI at all

Apple acquires computer vision-related patents from failed startup Lighthouse AI

In first acquisition since IPO, SurveyMonkey to buy Usabilla for $80M

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