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Off-the-shelf AWS service RoboMaker aims to bring robots to life

By Bev Bellile Dec 7, 2018

Whether robots are helping fulfillment in warehouses, assisting those in need, or acting as security guards, these useful aids are filling niches in more and more places. As a result, software developers are increasingly interested in…

AI

DeepMind ‘closes chapter’ in AI research with new self-learning AlphaZero system

By Maria Deutscher Dec 7, 2018

A system developed by Alphabet Inc.’s DeepMind subsidiary has mastered three of the world’s most complex board games in an achievement hailed as a milestone for artificial intelligence research. The group detailed the system,…

Cloud

Hammerspace emerges from stealth to disrupt the traditional NAS files market

By Mark Albertson Dec 7, 2018

In the cartoon world, hammerspace is an extradimensional place where a character can suddenly pluck a mallet out of thin air, bash a hapless figure nearby, and then swiftly return it out of sight.…

Cloud

Mutual of Omaha retools customer contact operations with Amazon Connect

By Mark Albertson Dec 7, 2018

In 2017, Mutual of Omaha Insurance Co. knew it had to make a change. The insurance and financial services giant’s business strategy required a new operating model powered by more sophisticated technology to drive customer…

Cloud

Getting to the ‘magic moment’ by converting raw data into useful information

By Bev Bellile Dec 7, 2018

The role of big data is constantly evolving. While it’s quite simple today to generate vast amounts of data and release it into a cloud, it’s up to businesses like Informatica LLC to help…

Apps

IoT-ready tools made more accessible through Containers Marketplace

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Dec 7, 2018

A side effect of digital transformation is a resurgence in demand for custom, cloud-friendly software. This comes as businesses realize they need enhanced computing products capable of handling the demands of edge computing, where the…

Infra

IBM offloads parts of software portfolio to partner HCL for $1.8B

By Maria Deutscher Dec 7, 2018

IBM Corp. is offloading some of the most time-tested components of its enterprise software portfolio to partner HCL Technologies Ltd. in a deal worth $1.8 billion. The transaction, which the companies announced Thursday night,…

Cloud

Private and public cloud distinction is ‘completely gone,’ says VMware VP

By Teryn O'Brien Dec 7, 2018

For the past few years, companies debated between private and public cloud computing. Then hybrid and multicloud options started to help merge these competing forces, bringing more options to organizations that didn’t want to force…

Infra

Weary of tug-of-war, cloud users force vendors to get hybrid acts together

By R. Danes Dec 7, 2018

Public-cloud and on-premises infrastructure vendors have proselytized very different gospels to customers. It doesn’t take a genius to realize that vendors can be biased and profit-driven. Now many customers are signaling that they’ll be…

Cloud

Verizon dials up the AWS cloud for digital transformation

By Mark Albertson Dec 7, 2018

This year has been a busy one in the relationship between Amazon Web Services Inc. and Verizon Communications Inc. First there was the move of Oath Inc., the Verizon subsidiary formed from the purchase…

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DeepMind ‘closes chapter’ in AI research with new self-learning AlphaZero system

IBM offloads parts of software portfolio to partner HCL for $1.8B

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