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It’s not what IT used to be: Inside Bloomberg’s open-source IT shop

By R. Danes Dec 14, 2018

Things aren’t what they used to be in information technology. Legacy vendors, and even proprietary startups, have swift competition from open-source communities. The pace of innovation, new releases and updates in open-source is changing how IT…

Thought Leadership

Tech tips to take innovation from batch to streaming

By R. Danes Dec 14, 2018

If a business thinks it’s innovative just because it introduces new products or services every year or two, it’s running a bit behind. Innovation in the digital age is a round-the-clock process. That’s why…

Cloud

Czech competitors watch as Moneta Money Bank moves to public cloud

By Mark Albertson Dec 14, 2018

When Moneta Money Bank made the decision earlier this year to move approximately 20 application workloads to the public cloud, it caught the attention of other financial institutions within Czechoslovakia. After all, wasn’t there…

Infra

Feeding the applications beast: cloud connectivity continues to evolve

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Dec 14, 2018

Applications are the ravenous beast of today’s dynamic hybrid-cloud environment, causing network demand to spike dramatically in milliseconds. Fiber-optic plans offer high speeds, but most businesses still subscribe to fixed network packages and have not yet…

Security

Facebook security bug exposes up to 6.8M users’ private photos

By Maria Deutscher Dec 14, 2018

Facebook Inc. is headed into the weekend with another privacy blunder on its hands. The social networking giant today disclosed that a security bug gave external applications overly broad access to as many as…

Cloud

Original developers assess past, present and future of Kubernetes

By Mark Albertson Dec 14, 2018

Before Kubernetes there was Borg, a system management tool created by Google engineers to run thousands of jobs from applications across thousands of machines within the search giant. The system got its start around…

Infra

Can real-world enterprises digest all this open-source, startup stuff?

By R. Danes Dec 14, 2018

Why does the Cloud Native Computing Foundation now host more than 30 projects? Why are cloud-based startups coming out of the woodwork with narrow point solutions? Mostly just so users can have a better…

Policy

Apple to change iPhone software in China as battle with Qualcomm escalates

By Maria Deutscher Dec 14, 2018

Apple Inc. said today that it will update certain iPhone models in China to fight a local court order banning the sale of the devices. The company claims that the decision, if not reversed,…

AI

Facebook open-sources PyText framework for building natural-language systems

By Mike Wheatley Dec 14, 2018

Facebook Inc. wants to help make it easier for developers to build and deploy artificial intelligence-based natural language processing systems. To do so, today it’s open sourcing a new NLP modeling framework called PyText…

AI

IBM rolls out new platform to address bias in AI decision making

By Mike Wheatley Dec 14, 2018

IBM Corp. is trying to mitigate the problem of bias in artificial intelligence-based decision-making with a new platform released early today that can inform people how AI models come to their conclusions. The company…

explore news

Tech tips to take innovation from batch to streaming

Facebook security bug exposes up to 6.8M users’ private photos

Apple to change iPhone software in China as battle with Qualcomm escalates

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