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Artificial agency: the ‘action’ side of artificial intelligence

By Peter Burris Oct 23, 2018

Artificial intelligence is all the rage. Today, computing can perform feats that appear similar to stuff humans might do, if we were smarter –that is, if we had more computing power. But just because…

AI

Social media managers and other reasons AI won’t leave us all jobless

By R. Danes Oct 23, 2018

Stories in the news about automation technology making human hands obsolete may paint an incomplete picture of the future of the workplace. The point at which data-driven analytics and automation meet people is actually…

Emerging Tech

Fintech moves from banking disruptor to collaborator

By Mark Albertson Oct 23, 2018

If you can’t beat them, work with them. That’s one clear message coming from the Money 20/20 USA conference in Las Vegas this week as representatives from large financial institutions rubbed shoulders with fintech…

Infra

NetApp sets out to prove multicloud prowess at Insight 2018

By R. Danes Oct 23, 2018

A lot of dins are coming from NetApp Inc.’s marketing department about transforming into something more than a storage company. But what exactly is that something? According to the company’s marketing executives, it’s all to…

Thought Leadership

John Hennessy former Stanford president kicks off Mayfield’s People First Network content series

By R. Danes Oct 23, 2018

What makes a successful startup? Not one that flashes in the news with a hum of familiar buzzwords and makes a quick buck before fizzling out. Is it a boatload of Series A cash?…

Infra

Data-protection startups hug new infra curves, but are legacies more comfy?

By R. Danes Oct 23, 2018

The latest changes in infrastructure — namely the move from on-premises data centers to cloud — are so dramatic they’re rippling through other ancillary technologies. For example, customers with multicloud environments expect so many…

Emerging Tech

Lyft acquires AR startup Blue Vision to boost self-driving car plans

By Maria Deutscher Oct 23, 2018

Lyft Inc. today announced that it has acquired a young augmented reality startup called Blue Vision Ltd. to boost its autonomous driving roadmap. The deal is valued at $72 million and allocates up to $30…

Cloud

Oracle’s self-driving vision is comprehensive but still disjointed and incomplete

By James Kobielus Oct 23, 2018

The concept of “self-driving” capabilities in any realm of business means they’re continually optimized through data-driven guidance. In other words, people and machines can, under a growing range of circumstances, be trusted to take…

AI

SAP debuts new enterprise AI tools for automating customer support and more

By Maria Deutscher Oct 23, 2018

SAP SE is injecting more artificial intelligence into its portfolio. At an event in Barcelona today, the company unveiled a collection of tools aimed at opening up new ways for enterprise customers to harness AI. The additions…

Infra

Multicloud, GDPR are no country for the data blind

By R. Danes Oct 23, 2018

How important is it for a company to be able to see all of its data all the time? As they adopt more cloud computing reservoirs than they can count on both hands, and…

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Artificial agency: the ‘action’ side of artificial intelligence

Fintech moves from banking disruptor to collaborator

NetApp sets out to prove multicloud prowess at Insight 2018

John Hennessy former Stanford president kicks off Mayfield’s People First Network content series

Data-protection startups hug new infra curves, but are legacies more comfy?

Lyft acquires AR startup Blue Vision to boost self-driving car plans

SAP debuts new enterprise AI tools for automating customer support and more

Multicloud, GDPR are no country for the data blind

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