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Policy

China said to be mulling new law that would ban forced technology transfers

By Mike Wheatley Dec 23, 2018

Lawmakers in China are reported to be considering a new law governing foreign investments that would prevent the “forced transfer” of technology to Chinese firms. The report from the Xinhua news agency Sunday said…

Cloud

Stormy weather: To stop cloud giants, some open-source software firms limit licenses

By Paul Gillin Dec 22, 2018

A heated debate has erupted in the open-source software world that’s pitting startups against cloud computing giants. The furor concerns, of all things, new licensing terms, which software companies are adopting to thwart what…

Cloud

As cloud-native matures, CNCF sees mainstream adoption of open source

By Mark Albertson Dec 21, 2018

Every time Lyft riders order a car and step into the vehicle, they’re entering much more than a mass of metal on four wheels. They’re being propelled by a massive microservices-oriented computerized infrastructure fueled…

Infra

Can silicon simplify the security story? Micron embeds security in flash memory to protect IoT devices at the edge

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Dec 21, 2018

Security is the bottleneck slowing the growth of the internet of things. An ever-changing landscape, the complexity of IoT devices and a shortage of cybersecurity specialists have left businesses in a state of solution confusion.…

Cloud

Q&A: The changing view of data security in cloud-first environments

By Bev Bellile Dec 21, 2018

Historically, information technology teams have depended on siloed tools, including those for security. As such, security has been an afterthought, and it can be slow to deploy and cumbersome to manage. On the other…

Infra

As Amazon commoditizes compute with Arm-based EC2 A1 Instances, mainstream server market evolves

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Dec 21, 2018

Compute has become boring. A necessity with none of the glitz surrounding machine learning, artificial intelligence, or other trending technologies. That doesn’t mean processors aren’t as important as ever, but it does mean a shift…

Infra

Machine learning analytics could be toughest security on the block

By R. Danes Dec 21, 2018

What is breach-detection technology good for? Does a police report help if the thief is already out the back door with the sofa, TV and grandfather clock? Getting closer to real time analysis is…

Cloud

Hybrid cloud crafts new storage options for cloud data services

By Teryn O'Brien Dec 21, 2018

As hybrid cloud computing gains ground in enterprise computing, companies are circling around the question of what to do with their data given the newfound mixture of storage and networking solutions between public and private cloud…

AI

Former archaeologist differentiates IBM data science with storytelling

By Kylie Anderson Dec 21, 2018

Discoveries made through examined failures are essential to human evolution. Events become learnings, learnings become narratives, and narratives become templates that can correct for mistakes in future implementation. Once used primarily for survival, these…

Emerging Tech

IBM develops miniature fingernail sensor for monitoring patient health

By Maria Deutscher Dec 21, 2018

Researchers at IBM Corp. have developed a miniature sensor that can glean insights into people’s health from their fingernails. The project, which the company announced today, could add momentum to growing adoption of wearable…

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Former archaeologist differentiates IBM data science with storytelling

IBM develops miniature fingernail sensor for monitoring patient health

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