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Google starts rolling out new augmented reality feature in Maps

By Duncan Riley Feb 10, 2019

Google LLC has started rolling out a new augmented reality feature in Google Maps to some users after first teasing the technology at its I/O conference in May. The feature allows users to point…

AI

Trust but verify: Machine learning’s magic masks hidden frailties

By Paul Gillin Feb 10, 2019

The idea sounded good in theory: Rather than giving away full-boat scholarships, colleges could optimize their use of scholarship money to attract students willing to pay most of the tuition costs. So instead of…

Cloud

Cisco builds a software bridge to multicloud

By Stuart Miniman Feb 9, 2019

Real transitions do not happen overnight. After attending Cisco Live Europe 2018, I wrote about Cisco Systems Inc.’s digital transformation toward becoming a software company. At Cisco Live Europe 2019, it was impressive to…

Startup of the Week

Software trains away the human slips implied in 95% of security breaches

By R. Danes Feb 8, 2019

Cybersecurity is in a pretty scary state. The news is a steady cycle of menacing headlines: Look at this fresh hell hackers are visiting on enterprises. The Hail Mary of security teams is artificial intelligence…

Cloud

Five9 leverages AI and cloud to revolutionize the contact center business

By Mark Albertson Feb 8, 2019

In the near future, calls into a customer contact center used for “training purposes” will no longer involve people in seats listening to an instructor. The training will be for machine-learning models, and the…

Policy

Report: Amid pushback, Amazon reconsidering $2.5B New York campus

By Maria Deutscher Feb 8, 2019

Amazon.com Inc.’s highly publicized plan to build a $2.5 billion corporate campus in New York may be at risk of cancellation, according to a new report. The Washington Post today cited sources saying the company is considering…

Security

With ClusterFuzz, Google aims to help developers catch application vulnerabilities

By Maria Deutscher Feb 8, 2019

The complexity of modern applications makes finding security issues and other flaws tricky even for large tech firms with plenty of engineering know-how. To simplify this task for its developers, Google LLC has created…

Cloud

Enterprise cloud consultant opens new channels of communication in tech community

By Mark Albertson Feb 8, 2019

When Chris Williams (pictured), enterprise cloud consultant at GreenPages Technology Solutions, was awarded the vExpert Cloud Specialist designation by VMware Inc. in 2017, he expressed his passion for learning new skills and sharing his…

People

Jeff Bezos claims National Enquirer tried to blackmail him with nude selfies

By Robert Hof Feb 8, 2019

Updated: Amazon.com Inc. Chief Executive Jeff Bezos came out Thursday with guns blazing against the owner of the tabloid National Enquirer, which he claimed threatened to release explicit selfies he and his girlfriend sent…

Apps

Apple gets tough on apps that record users’ screens without their consent

By James Farrell Feb 7, 2019

Following news this week that a number of iPhone apps have been using analytics services to record data relating to how people interact with their phone, Apple Inc. Thursday warned developers that if they…

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Google starts rolling out new augmented reality feature in Maps

Trust but verify: Machine learning’s magic masks hidden frailties

Report: Amid pushback, Amazon reconsidering $2.5B New York campus

With ClusterFuzz, Google aims to help developers catch application vulnerabilities

Jeff Bezos claims National Enquirer tried to blackmail him with nude selfies

Apple gets tough on apps that record users’ screens without their consent

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