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Big Data

Data governance does more than thwart GDPR police — a lot more

By R. Danes Nov 20, 2018

Dread of data misuse has spread through all kinds of organizations since the General Data Protection Regulation went live in May. The legislation hasn’t done much to lighten the already drab image of data governance…

AI

Eat data-governance veggies, or greet self-serve sorcerer’s apprentice

By R. Danes Nov 20, 2018

Artificial intelligence is the sexy siren luring enterprises into novel initiatives. Its attractions are so strong, some attempt to get friendly without proper courtship. That courtship would be the unglamorous, often tough data governance,…

Infra

Google is building a new $685M green data center in Denmark

By Maria Deutscher Nov 20, 2018

Google LLC today announced plans to expand its global infrastructure footprint with a new data center in Denmark that will cost 600 million euros, or about $685 million, to build. The facility will join…

Emerging Tech

SF Giants CIO co-innovates with VCs, other sports teams

By R. Danes Nov 20, 2018

What does it mean to be a sports franchise steps from Silicon Valley? For the chief information officer, it means a slate of enticing tech-related resources at his or her fingertips. The problem is…

Apps

Samsung reportedly developing 6.7-inch flagship phone with 6 cameras

By Maria Deutscher Nov 20, 2018

A new report claims that Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. will add no fewer than four new devices to its Galaxy S smartphone lineup next year, including a supersized flagship dubbed “Beyond X.” The Wall…

Infra

Startup dots map with storage hubs for scattered apps

By R. Danes Nov 20, 2018

Most companies — 67 percent, according to this survey — are using hybrid-cloud computing infrastructure or plan to in the near future. They know their mix of legacy and modern software applications won’t all…

Security

Difficult-to-detect hacking campaign targets governments across the globe

By Duncan Riley Nov 20, 2018

A new report from Palo Alto Networks Inc.’s Unit 42 today detailed a new hacking campaign from the Sofacy Group that employs a series of weaponized documents to target government entities around the globe,…

Cloud

Pac-12 athletic conference goes long with AWS cloud services

By Robert Hof Nov 20, 2018

A likely parade of new and expanded customers coming in the next week or so for Amazon Web Services Inc.’s cloud offerings kicked off today with the Pac-12 Conference. The western athletic conference said…

Security

Cloud security startup Alcide lands $7M in Series A funding round

By Mike Wheatley Nov 20, 2018

Cybersecurity startup Alcide, a subsidiary of Alcid.IO Ltd., says it’s ready to play with the big boys now. Today, it announced it has landed $7 million in a Series A round of financing that…

Apps

Facebook pledges almost $6 million to train journalists in the UK

By James Farrell Nov 19, 2018

In what’s being called a first-of-its-kind project, Facebook Inc. has pledged £4.5 million ($5.7 million) to train journalists in the U.K. The money will go toward training 80 journalists who will work with local…

all stories

Eat data-governance veggies, or greet self-serve sorcerer’s apprentice

SF Giants CIO co-innovates with VCs, other sports teams

Samsung reportedly developing 6.7-inch flagship phone with 6 cameras

Difficult-to-detect hacking campaign targets governments across the globe

Facebook pledges almost $6 million to train journalists in the UK

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