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AI drives innovation in next-generation cloud business intelligence

By James Kobielus Nov 14, 2018

Predictions are becoming cheaper, faster, more automated and more ubiquitous in our lives, and we have artificial intelligence to thank for that. AI is essentially a predictive technology. No matter what its algorithmic underpinnings,…

Infra

Getting out of multicloud latency jam with Kubernetes for data

By R. Danes Nov 14, 2018

Multicloud architectures are putting strain on storage infrastructure to be everywhere all the time. The logistics of moving data around remain frustrating; even if companies can pay the cost of transit, arrival times may…

Cloud

In potential win for AWS, Oracle loses protest against the Pentagon’s $10B cloud contract

By Maria Deutscher Nov 14, 2018

Updated with statement from Oracle The U.S. Government Accountability Office has flatly dismissed a complaint from Oracle Corp. over the Pentagon’s $10 billion cloud computing contract, in a development that could hold industrywide repercussions.…

Cloud

Oracle confronts a growing challenge from AWS in the cloud

By James Kobielus Nov 14, 2018

Oracle Corp.’s future is on the line, but its co-founder, Chairman and Chief Technology Officer Larry Ellison seems to be denying the obvious. What’s obvious is that Oracle is losing the cloud wars. What’s…

AI

Samsung unveils new 8-nanometer Exynos chip with dedicated AI module

By Maria Deutscher Nov 14, 2018

The latest iteration of Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.’s mobile processor is designed with artificial intelligence in mind. The Exynos 9820, which debuted today, is based on an eight-nanometer, eight-core architecture and features a specialized…

Infra

Know thy data to avoid hassle of on-prem repatriation

By R. Danes Nov 14, 2018

Having made the leap from on-premises to public cloud, what could possibly go awry? A company all-in on cloud can say they’re modernized, out of the data center business, focused on differentiation, yada, yada,…

Cloud

ServiceTitan lands $165M on $1.65B valuation for its home services platform

By Maria Deutscher Nov 14, 2018

Traditional segments such as construction, mortgage lending and freight shipping that were once largely overlooked by the tech industry are witnessing a surge in startup activity. This boom is fueled by deep-pocketed investors willing…

Infra

What ‘cloud-like’ backup looks like, and why multicloud begs for it

By R. Danes Nov 14, 2018

Why are about half of companies on the verge of breaking up with their data-protection platform? In a word, multicloud. Shimmying and shaking across multiple environments takes a new kind of nimble, everywhere-all-the-time backup…

AI

Microsoft to acquire Slack-backed chatbot startup Xoxco

By Maria Deutscher Nov 14, 2018

Microsoft Corp. today announced that it’s acquiring Xoxco Inc., an artificial intelligence startup with a prominent spot in the chatbot ecosystem. Austin-based Xoxco launched in 2009 and focuses mainly on providing development services for companies looking…

Cloud

Boomi views cloud-native as key differentiator while expanding products and partnerships

By Mark Albertson Nov 14, 2018

In the increasingly crowded space for “as a service” platforms, differentiation can be a challenge. There’s software as a service, platform as a service, infrastructure as a service, monitoring as a service, and even…

all stories

Getting out of multicloud latency jam with Kubernetes for data

Samsung unveils new 8-nanometer Exynos chip with dedicated AI module

ServiceTitan lands $165M on $1.65B valuation for its home services platform

What ‘cloud-like’ backup looks like, and why multicloud begs for it

Microsoft to acquire Slack-backed chatbot startup Xoxco

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