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Big Data

The FBI uses enterprise data tech to fight crime. Does it need its own?

By R. Danes Dec 10, 2018

The Federal Bureau of Investigation is tapping Silicon Valley for help eradicating crime. Like enterprises, the FBI is realizing how data analytics can speed it to crucial insights. It is taking some cues from…

Thought Leadership

Poshmark founder shares lessons in scaling startup too fast

By R. Danes Dec 10, 2018

The slog from launch day to profitability is often a storied one for startups. Many entrepreneurs instinctively want to scale with abandon right out of the gate. This may lead to some ugly surprises down the…

Apps

Handing Qualcomm a victory, court bans sale of certain iPhones in China

By Maria Deutscher Dec 10, 2018

A Chinese court has granted Qualcomm Inc. two preliminary injunctions against Apple Inc. that ban the sale of certain iPhone models in the world’s largest smartphone market. The ruling, which the chipmaker announced today,…

Cloud

Mirantis brings Kubernetes to bare-metal servers

By Mike Wheatley Dec 10, 2018

Private cloud infrastructure company Mirantis Inc. today updated its Mirantis Cloud Platform, enabling its customers to run Kubernetes on bare-metal servers or in on-premises data centers for the first time. Mirantis launched its Cloud Platform…

Security

Twistlock moves to address hybrid cloud security worries

By Mike Wheatley Dec 10, 2018

Container security startup Twistlock Ltd. wants to provide more safeguards for enterprises that run hybrid cloud information technology environments. The new Twistlock 18.11 release gives companies a way to discover which cloud-native services they’re running across multiple…

Emerging Tech

Report: Uber files confidential paperwork to go public

By Duncan Riley Dec 9, 2018

Uber Technologies Inc. has followed in the footsteps of rival Lyft Inc., filing for a confidential initial public offering, according to an unconfirmed report. The New York Times, referencing two people with knowledge of the…

Blockchain

Blockchain, often seen as tech’s next big thing, struggles to get traction

By Kyt Dotson and Paul Gillin Dec 9, 2018

When developers at startup Eximchain Inc. set out to build a reliable global supply chain network for companies to find business partners and guarantee the integrity of transactions, they turned to the most likely…

AI

Robots will rule the edge: AWS drives a new AI paradigm

By James Kobielus Dec 7, 2018

Edge computing means many things, but we often overlook that robotics is at the heart of it all. Autonomous edge robots are fundamental to pretty much everybody’s vision of what the future holds in…

Cloud

Infinidat responds to demands for multicloud storage solutions

By Bev Bellile Dec 7, 2018

As an Amazon Web Services Inc. technology partner, Infinidat Ltd. wants businesses to be able to consume differentiated data services in whatever modality they prefer. Whether that is an on-premises infrastructure piece, a backup-optimized…

Cloud

Kyvos leverages OLAP tech to deliver business intelligence at scale

By Mark Albertson Dec 7, 2018

Once enterprise data is poured into the data lake, it looks much as a large body of liquid would. Lots of water as far as the eye can see, without any distinguishing features. To…

all stories

The FBI uses enterprise data tech to fight crime. Does it need its own?

Handing Qualcomm a victory, court bans sale of certain iPhones in China

Report: Uber files confidential paperwork to go public

Blockchain, often seen as tech’s next big thing, struggles to get traction

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