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AI

IBM on what’s coming in AI: more trust, less bias and a quantum boost

By Robert Hof Dec 13, 2018

IBM Corp. is justly famous for pioneering work in artificial intelligence, even decades before its Watson computer beat a couple of “Jeopardy” champions. But in recent years, its work has been eclipsed at least…

IoT

Nvidia ships miniaturized Jetson AGX Xavier machine learning chip for robots

By Maria Deutscher Dec 12, 2018

Nvidia Corp. today started shipping Jetson AGX Xavier, a miniaturized machine learning chip geared toward industrial robots and other autonomous machines. The company first released the module (pictured) on a limited basis last year…

Big Data

Microsoft creates an A/B testing tool called Clarity

By Mike Wheatley Dec 12, 2018

Microsoft Corp. today debuted a new web analytics tool called Clarity that’s designed to help developers understand user behavior at large scale. The tool can help developers to work out why website users struggle or…

Blockchain

SEC settles with founders of fraudulent initial coin offering that had raised $600M

By Duncan Riley Dec 12, 2018

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission today announced a settlement with the founders of AriseBank, a company shut down in January after raising $600 million in a fraudulent initial coin offering. AriseBank’s former chief…

Security

Global hacking campaign targets nuclear, defense, energy and financial firms

By Duncan Riley Dec 12, 2018

A new report from cybersecurity firm McAfee LLC today detailed a new global campaign that has targeted nuclear, defense, energy and financial companies across the globe. Dubbed “Operation Sharpshooter,” the campaign has infiltrated dozens of…

Emerging Tech

Lyft market share rises as it heads toward an IPO duel with rival Uber

By Duncan Riley Dec 12, 2018

U.S. ride-hailing minnow Lyft Inc. continues to increase its market share against rival Uber Technologies Inc. as both companies prepare to go public in the first half of next year. According to data from…

Infra

Smiles all round for server makers as quarterly revenue tops $23B

By Mike Wheatley Dec 12, 2018

The world’s biggest computer server makers were basking in the sunshine during the third quarter, making the most of a nearly 38 percent jump in market revenue that topped $23.36 billion. According to International…

Cloud

Life in the fast lane: TransCore turns to Datrium for speed and backup in toll tag business

By Mark Albertson Dec 12, 2018

It’s hard to envision a technology that has endured for more than 80 years. Yet, when TransCore LP installed radio communications in 1939 on the country’s first toll road in Pennsylvania, it sparked an…

Cloud

Oracle takes Pentagon to court over its $10B JEDI cloud computing contract

By Mike Wheatley Dec 12, 2018

Oracle Corp. is refusing to give up its fight for a piece of the U.S. Defense Department’s massive $10 billion cloud computing contract. Oracle, along with other public cloud providers, has been squabbling over…

Emerging Tech

ZeniMax settles lawsuit with Facebook over Oculus theft of trade secrets

By Duncan Riley Dec 12, 2018

Facebook Inc. today said it has settled a lawsuit filed by ZeniMax Media Inc. alleging that Oculus, the social media giant’s virtual reality division, stole trade secrets. The lawsuit was filed in May 2014,…

all stories

IBM on what’s coming in AI: more trust, less bias and a quantum boost

Nvidia ships miniaturized Jetson AGX Xavier machine learning chip for robots

SEC settles with founders of fraudulent initial coin offering that had raised $600M

Global hacking campaign targets nuclear, defense, energy and financial firms

Lyft market share rises as it heads toward an IPO duel with rival Uber

ZeniMax settles lawsuit with Facebook over Oculus theft of trade secrets

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