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VCs on what’s coming next: extraterrestrial commerce, the end of data oligarchs and more

By Robert Hof May 23, 2018

Extraterrestrial commerce is coming, the era of data oligarchs is ending, and software could do away with fake news and videos. Those are some of the hottest trends coming in technology in the next…

Emerging Tech

Amazon criticized for selling police its facial recognition software

By James Farrell May 23, 2018

Amazon.com Inc. is selling its facial recognition system “Rekognition” to the cops, fueling fears of a surveillance state in which omnipresent eyes will always be watching. The revelation follows a release of documents by…

Apps

Report: A12 chips for next-gen iPhones have gone into production

By Duncan Riley May 23, 2018

Almost four months away from the announcement of Apple Inc.’s next range of iPhones, the news cycle has already begun with a report that Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co. Ltd. has started production on the chips that will be…

Emerging Tech

Could Tesla be preparing to license its technology to other automakers?

By Duncan Riley May 22, 2018

Troubled electric car maker Tesla Inc. has made an interesting new hire that could hint at moves by the company to license its technology to other electric and self-driving car makers. Stuart Bowers, Snap Inc.’s…

Emerging Tech

Microsoft demos duplex Xiaoice chatbot as conversational AI space heats up

By Duncan Riley May 22, 2018

The battle for next-level conversational artificial intelligence continues to heat up, this time via Microsoft Corp. The software and cloud giant today demonstrated the latest version of its Xiaoice chatbot complete with conversational capabilities similar to…

Infra

Trump administration close to deal on ZTE access to American tech

By Duncan Riley May 22, 2018

China and the Trump administration look closer to resolving a dispute that saw electronics company ZTE Corp. banned from access to U.S. technology, although any deal may yet be impeded by Congress. The dispute…

Emerging Tech

Microsoft and Accenture to deliver custom AI services for industry verticals

By Mike Wheatley May 22, 2018

Microsoft Corp. says it’s building an array of custom artificial intelligence services for specific industries in partnership with Accenture Plc. Gavriella Schuster, Microsoft’s corporate vice president of commercial partner channels & programs, announced the…

Infra

HPE’s fourth straight growth quarter signals turnaround, but investors aren’t buying it yet

By Paul Gillin May 22, 2018

In a boost to optimism that Hewlett-Packard Enterprise Co.’s worst days are behind it, the company topped analysts’ estimates and its own guidance in its first quarter under new Chief Executive Antonio Neri and also raised…

Infra

The obvious perks of automated checkout for the world’s largest cosmetics franchise

By Betsy Amy-Vogt May 22, 2018

Transforming a retail business is more than providing virtual points of sale and opening products to online purchases. Physical stores are also undergoing major changes, as automation revolutionizes the check-out process. “Before digital transformation…

Cloud

Hyperconverged infrastructure aims to make hybrid cloud complexities invisible

By Kylie Anderson May 22, 2018

As the number of enterprises adopting cloud deployment practices rapidly scales, businesses are increasingly seeking new solutions to the efficiency challenges posed by virtualization. With its offer of simplified integrations and reduced deployment times,…

the latest

VCs on what’s coming next: extraterrestrial commerce, the end of data oligarchs and more

Amazon criticized for selling police its facial recognition software

Report: A12 chips for next-gen iPhones have gone into production

Could Tesla be preparing to license its technology to other automakers?

Microsoft demos duplex Xiaoice chatbot as conversational AI space heats up

Trump administration close to deal on ZTE access to American tech

Microsoft and Accenture to deliver custom AI services for industry verticals

HPE’s fourth straight growth quarter signals turnaround, but investors aren’t buying it yet

The obvious perks of automated checkout for the world’s largest cosmetics franchise

Hyperconverged infrastructure aims to make hybrid cloud complexities invisible

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