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Big Data

Designing tech for enterprise data analysts with consumer attention spans

By R. Danes Jul 6, 2018

Talented data scientists don’t come cheap; if a company serious about monetizing data is fortunate enough to land one, it had better wring all it can from them. Data-collection and analytics tools that sweep…

Emerging Tech

Smart speaker maker Sonos files for IPO after shipping 19M+ devices

By Maria Deutscher Jul 6, 2018

Sonos Inc., a maker of high-end smart speakers that integrate with Amazon.com Inc.’s Alexa, today filed for an initial public offering. The company didn’t divulge how many shares it plans to sell and set the funding…

Cloud

Unconventional AWS tech evangelist leads the way on software containers

By Kylie Anderson Jul 6, 2018

The use of containers has skyrocketed at many companies, thanks to the technology’s ability to deploy software more easily across many kinds of computer systems. But the move can come at the short-term cost of simultaneous…

Big Data

Data-for-good programs are also good for business, Gartner says

By Paul Gillin Jul 6, 2018

Organizations are increasingly launching data-for-good programs for reasons that are both charitable and commercially lucrative, according to a new report by Gartner Inc. Fear of legal or regulatory consequences shouldn’t hold others back. Gartner…

Infra

Samsung’s profit declines after 7 straight quarters of growth

By Mike Wheatley Jul 5, 2018

After posting seven straight quarters of earnings growth, Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd. said late Thursday that it’s expecting profits to decline in its fiscal second quarter. The company’s revenue was hit by slowing sales of…

Emerging Tech

Elon Musk attacks media again, accuses journalist of bribing former employee

By Duncan Riley Jul 5, 2018

Tesla Inc. Chief Executive Officer Elon Musk has stepped up his attack on the media on multiple fronts. On Thursday, Musk (pictured) accused one journalist of making bribes and working on behalf of an…

Infra

Samsung to begin mass production of Arm’s Cortex-A76 chips

By Mike Wheatley Jul 5, 2018

Computer chip designer Arm Holdings Ltd. is teaming up with Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd.’s foundry to begin manufacturing its potentially revolutionary new Cortex-A76 computer processing unit, which clocks in at speeds above 3 gigahertz.…

Apps

Chase the rainbow: Apple will offer new iPhone models in multiple colors

By Duncan Riley Jul 5, 2018

A new report from famed analyst Ming-Chi Kuo claims that Apple is set to offer its new iPhone’s in a range of new colors, a shift away from Apple’s usual black, white and occasionally…

Infra

IBM lands $740M contract to provide IT services to Australian government

By Mike Wheatley Jul 5, 2018

IBM Corp.’s cloud computing ambitions just got a big boost with the news today that it signed up Australia’s federal government as its latest marquee customer. The five-year deal, said to be worth $740…

Infra

ZTE replaces entire executive team to comply with technology ban deal

By Duncan Riley Jul 5, 2018

ZTE Corp. has replaced its entire executive team as the company scrambles to comply with the conditions of a deal that will allow it to regain access to U.S. technology. The deal, brokered by…

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Designing tech for enterprise data analysts with consumer attention spans

Smart speaker maker Sonos files for IPO after shipping 19M+ devices

Samsung’s profit declines after 7 straight quarters of growth

Elon Musk attacks media again, accuses journalist of bribing former employee

Samsung to begin mass production of Arm’s Cortex-A76 chips

Chase the rainbow: Apple will offer new iPhone models in multiple colors

ZTE replaces entire executive team to comply with technology ban deal

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