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IoT

Internet of things as a service: When smart homes better anticipate needs

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Feb 6, 2019

Imagine never worrying if you turned out the lights, locked the door, or left the gas on. Imagine a home that adjusts lighting and temperature so that you are always comfortable, whether working out or…

AI

Cloud-based AI platform assesses realistic legal fees

By R. Danes Feb 6, 2019

Anyone who’s survived a legal battle of any kind will recall the legal fees involved. They may also recall not knowing what they’d ultimately pay until at last someone handed them an astronomical bill. That is…

Apps

As electric scooters and bikes take over cities, Lime bags $310M at $2.4B valuation

By Maria Deutscher Feb 6, 2019

LimeBike Inc., one of the startups driving the proliferation of on-demand scooters and bikes in major cities, today announced that it has closed a $310 million funding round at a $2.4 billion valuation. The investment has been…

Blockchain

Startup analyzes blockchain data to help extract ‘flies from the amber’

By Teryn O'Brien Feb 6, 2019

Being recognized as a successful woman in tech is a huge accomplishment, but there are those who are also quick to point out that gender is just one of many aspects a person has…

Apps

Seeking new source of growth, Spotify acquires podcast startups Gimlet and Anchor

By Maria Deutscher Feb 6, 2019

Spotify Technology SA is looking to tap into the rapid growth of the podcast industry as part of an effort to boost revenues and attract new users. The music streaming provider today announced that it has…

Big Data

Startup puts hard numbers on mentoring with novel software product

By R. Danes Feb 6, 2019

Mentorship programs for women in tech may strike some as all fluff. They may ask, where’s the beef? Do they actually improve employee performance or retention for companies that implement them? In reply, one…

Security

Google pitches ‘confidential computing’ challenge to boost cloud security

By Robert Hof Feb 6, 2019

There are plenty of ways to secure data while it’s sitting in databases and while it’s winging around networks, even if the means remain far from perfect. But what about when the data is…

Security

Google cuts out more Gmail spam with TensorFlow

By Mike Wheatley Feb 6, 2019

Google LLC is beefing up Gmail’s anti-spam capabilities with new protections, powered by its machine learning software framework TensorFlow, that are designed to complement its existing algorithms. In a blog post today, Neil Kumaran,…

Cloud

IBM cloud lands big customers in the energy sector

By Mike Wheatley Feb 6, 2019

IBM Corp. might not carry the same kind of clout in the public cloud as rivals such as Amazon Web Services Inc. and Microsoft Corp., but it’s managing to compete in specific niche industries…

Cloud

UK newspaper The Telegraph goes all-in on Google’s cloud

By Mike Wheatley Feb 6, 2019

Google LLC is highlighting some of the capabilities of its public cloud infrastructure after landing a major new customer: Telegraph Media Group Ltd., which publishes The Telegraph, one of the U.K.’s most popular newspapers.…

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As electric scooters and bikes take over cities, Lime bags $310M at $2.4B valuation

Seeking new source of growth, Spotify acquires podcast startups Gimlet and Anchor

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