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Autonomous vehicle startup Drive.ai will give Texas its first self-driving cars

By James Farrell May 7, 2018

California-based Drive.ai announced Monday that it will soon launch a pilot program for self-driving cars in Frisco, Texas, that will allow users to order a ride via its smartphone app. The program will start…

Apps

Microsoft Pay support now allows users to pay invoices within Outlook

By Duncan Riley May 7, 2018

Despite the lack of a viable mobile phone platform, Microsoft Corp. is doubling down on its efforts to grab a piece of the online payments market by providing Outlook support for Microsoft Pay, previously…

Emerging Tech

Uber appoints former NTSB head after it finds software caused fatal crash

By Duncan Riley May 7, 2018

Uber Technologies Inc. has hired the former head of the U.S. National Transportation Safety Board to advise it on safety after an internal investigation found that a software fault caused the fatal crash involving…

Emerging Tech

Google’s long-awaited Android Things IoT operating system goes live

By Mike Wheatley May 7, 2018

On the eve of its annual I/O developer conference, Google Inc. Monday announced the general release of its long-awaited Android Things operating system for “internet of things” devices. With the first stable release of the…

Cloud

Nokia buys SpaceTime Insight to strengthen its industrial IoT business

By Mike Wheatley May 7, 2018

Finnish technology firm Nokia Oyj is doubling down on the “internet of things” as it continues to wash its hands of its consumer-focused businesses. The company today announced it has completed the acquisition of 10-year-old…

Cube Event Coverage

How FieldCore’s data was rescued from Hurricane Irma’s wrath

By Kimberly Margaine May 7, 2018

In the late summer of 2017, Hurricane Irma blew into Florida. Just days within the storm’s predicted touchdown in the heart of the Tampa Bay area, FieldCore’s production systems lay in its path. “We…

Cloud

Oracle boosts autonomous cloud services and hints at blockchain plans

By Mark Albertson May 7, 2018

When it comes to cloud computing applications, Oracle Corp. is all about self: self-repairing, self-securing and self-driving. After rolling out its Data Warehouse Cloud in March, Oracle doubled down today on its autonomous capabilities…

Cloud

CNCF gladly embraces role as internet’s plumbing software

By Mark Albertson May 7, 2018

There are a lot of things in life that most people could do without and not feel the irritation of inconvenience. Plumbing is not one of them, and in many ways the work of…

Infra

IT and OT converge for modern analytics in IoT

By Rachel Greaner May 7, 2018

What is the “internet of things”? It really involves bringing together two different departments: information technology, or the people controlling servers and software, and operational technology, the people running machines and equipment. By funneling…

Emerging Tech

The challenge of finding reliable AI performance benchmarks

By James Kobielus May 7, 2018

Artificial intelligence can be extremely resource-intensive. Generally, AI practitioners seek out the fastest, most scalable, most power-efficient and lowest-cost hardware, software and cloud platforms to run their workloads. As the AI arena shifts toward…

all stories

Autonomous vehicle startup Drive.ai will give Texas its first self-driving cars

Microsoft Pay support now allows users to pay invoices within Outlook

Uber appoints former NTSB head after it finds software caused fatal crash

Google’s long-awaited Android Things IoT operating system goes live

Nokia buys SpaceTime Insight to strengthen its industrial IoT business

How FieldCore’s data was rescued from Hurricane Irma’s wrath

The challenge of finding reliable AI performance benchmarks

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