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Google makes it easier to keep tabs on the health of Kubernetes-based apps

By Mike Wheatley May 2, 2018

Google Inc. wants to make life a little bit easier for developers that work with Kubernetes-based software containers. The company today is announcing a new tool called Stackdriver Kubernetes Monitoring, which helps to provide…

Emerging Tech

Bonsai puts AI into production on the factory floor

By Mike Wheatley May 2, 2018

Artificial intelligence company Bonsai AI Inc. is showcasing how its technology can be applied to industry to help manufacturers become more profitable. In collaboration with German conglomerate Siemens AG, Bonsai today revealed that it…

Cloud

Uncovering the future of cloud-native computing at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon EU 2018

By Kylie Anderson May 2, 2018

In just under four years, Kubernetes has become the industry standard in container orchestration, a method of packaging and porting data across computing infrastructures. Industry leaders like Google, IBM, Red Hat and more have…

Infra

New study shows rapid growth in microservices adoption among enterprises

By Maria Deutscher May 2, 2018

Enterprise adoption of the microservices approach to software development is growing rapidly and practically all those that have embraced the technology so far expect it to become their default application architecture. That’s according to…

Apps

Google launches .app domain names with security baked in by default

By Duncan Riley May 2, 2018

Google Inc. has entered the domain name market in a big way, launching the .app extension three years after acquiring the rights to do so. It’s pitched as the first top-level domain name to…

Apps

Snap numbers decline as the millennial love affair nears its end

By Duncan Riley May 1, 2018

Despite delivering a surprisingly strong fourth quarter, Snapchat app maker Snap Inc. failed to make it two in a row in the first quarter of 2018, reporting mostly declining numbers across the board. In the only…

Apps

Oculus Go and its new features: enough to take VR mainstream?

By James Farrell May 1, 2018

The hotly anticipated Oculus Go became available to the public on Tuesday, a standalone virtual reality headset that might induce the average consumer to take the plunge and finally get into VR. The reason for…

Apps

Apple books solid financials thanks to iPhone X sales in China

By Duncan Riley May 1, 2018

Apple Inc. today announced a solid first quarter of the year on strong iPhone X sales in China, despite various reports that the company may be set to cease production of the model later…

Cloud

Instart Logic snags top VMware exec as CEO to push growth agenda

By Paul Gillin May 1, 2018

Instart Logic Inc., a richly funded startup that’s trying to disrupt the content delivery industry, has appointed a former top VMware Inc. executive as its chief executive. Sumit Dhawan took the reins today, promising…

Cloud

‘AI doesn’t run on software’: Michael Dell jockeys for an infrastructure takeover

By Kristen Nicole May 1, 2018

The curious transformation of Dell Technologies Inc. began with a decision to go private, scaling down to become a more agile player in the cloud computing era. Yet the subsequent merger with EMC Corp.’s…

all stories

Google makes it easier to keep tabs on the health of Kubernetes-based apps

Bonsai puts AI into production on the factory floor

New study shows rapid growth in microservices adoption among enterprises

Google launches .app domain names with security baked in by default

Snap numbers decline as the millennial love affair nears its end

Oculus Go and its new features: enough to take VR mainstream?

Apple books solid financials thanks to iPhone X sales in China

Instart Logic snags top VMware exec as CEO to push growth agenda

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