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Cloud

Cloud is a verb. Who’s doing it best in new hybrid world?

By R. Danes Jan 9, 2019

Some technology leaders insist that cloud computing is a verb; as in, the cloud is an operating model, a way to run applications that may or may not involve public cloud infrastructure. What exactly is…

Cloud

Q&A: As transformative tech scales in 2019, change to remain constant

By Kylie Anderson Jan 9, 2019

From software innovations to historic partnerships, 2018 was a landmark year for tech. The industry saw a new wave of enterprise modernization as the market began to find its footing in a hybrid computing world,…

Cloud

Baidu open-sources OpenEdge, a platform for building edge applications

By Mike Wheatley Jan 9, 2019

Chinese technology powerhouse Baidu Inc. is positioning its public cloud for edge computing applications. The company today announced an open-source “intelligent edge” computing platform called OpenEdge that it says developers can use to build…

AI

Google Assistant can now translate conversations, book hotel rooms and more

By Maria Deutscher Jan 9, 2019

Google LLC made its presence known at ‎the CES consumer electronics show in Las Vegas this week, introducing a slew of new capabilities and integrations for its voice assistant. The updates, announced Tuesday, tick several…

Big Data

Integrated data platform gets fractured enterprise on same page

By R. Danes Jan 9, 2019

We’re constantly told that we need massive data sets to do quality analytics; the more data sources, the merrier. But when there are a gazillion silos full of mismatched, mysterious data, where do companies…

Security

Sophos snaps up AI cloud security startup Avid Secure

By Duncan Riley Jan 8, 2019

Security firm Sophos Group plc today said it has acquired Avid Secure Inc., a San Francisco-based startup that offers artificial intelligence-based cloud security tools. The terms of the deal were not disclosed. Coming into the…

Security

20-year-old student allegedly confesses to hacking German politicians and journalists

By Duncan Riley Jan 8, 2019

A 20-year-old student has allegedly confessed to hacking and then publishing private data relating to more than 1,000 German politicians and journalists. The hack first came to light in December when the hacker, using…

Emerging Tech

Report: Self-driving car startup Aurora raising $500M on $2B valuation

By Duncan Riley Jan 8, 2019

Palo Alto, California-based self-driving car startup Aurora Innovation Inc. is in the process of raising a venture capital round of about $500 million on a $2 billion evaluation, according to an unconfirmed report. Recode claimed that…

Security

Carriers are still selling your location data, says new report

By James Farrell Jan 8, 2019

Bounty hunters and other sketchy figures have been buying people’s location data, according to a report published today by Motherboard. The report said data from companies such as AT&T Inc. and Sprint Corp. and…

Emerging Tech

Self-driving vehicle delivery startup Udelv teams with Walmart for Arizona pilot

By Duncan Riley Jan 8, 2019

Self-driving vehicle delivery firm Udelv Inc. has signed a deal with Wal-Mart Stores Inc. to use the startup’s autonomous cargo vans deliver goods in a pilot project. The pilot program, which will be based…

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Cloud is a verb. Who’s doing it best in new hybrid world?

Q&A: As transformative tech scales in 2019, change to remain constant

Google Assistant can now translate conversations, book hotel rooms and more

20-year-old student allegedly confesses to hacking German politicians and journalists

Report: Self-driving car startup Aurora raising $500M on $2B valuation

Self-driving vehicle delivery startup Udelv teams with Walmart for Arizona pilot

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