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Will tech tools give us cooking superpowers?

By Mark Albertson Jul 21, 2017

When the first Internet-connected refrigerator was introduced, it cost $20,000 and consumers greeted the new product more as an oddity than a practical device for the home. But now that price points have come…

Big Data

Embrace IT, say food and agriculture experts

By Mark Albertson Jul 21, 2017

A recent restaurant association study forecasts a shortage of 200,000 line cooks over the next 10 years. The average age of the American farmer is 65, but a younger, tech-savvy generation is coming. These are…

Big Data

You are what you eat, and throw away, at Google

By Mark Albertson Jul 21, 2017

After a lengthy career working for Westin and Starwood Hotels, Michiel Bakker (pictured) suddenly got a call from Google Inc. six years ago asking whether he might be interested in a conversation about its food…

Emerging Tech

Lyft launches a new division to develop self-driving car technology

By Maria Deutscher Jul 21, 2017

Lyft Inc. is joining the growing number of tech firms that are working to develop autonomous vehicles. At a press conference today, the ride-sharing giant announced the formation of a new research group tasked with…

Big Data

Tech-enabled consumer will drive food producers, say analysts

By Mark Albertson Jul 21, 2017

The balance of power in the food industry is shifting to tech-driven consumers, a major theme that was on full display during the opening day of this year’s FOOD IT: Fork to Farm event in…

Cloud

Amid fierce competition, GoDaddy pulls the plug on its cloud servers

By Maria Deutscher Jul 21, 2017

A little over a year after entering the business of providing computing and storage via the cloud, GoDaddy Inc. appears to have thrown in the towel. The hosting giant notified customers in an email…

Cloud

AWS on full-service cloud: It’s not just storage and compute anymore

By R. Danes Jul 21, 2017

Remember when worries about security and uptime dampened conversations about cloud infrastructure as a service? Those concerns that were common just a couple of years ago have nearly evaporated, according to Terry Wise (pictured), vice…

Apps

Google rolls out Play Protect to better protect Android devices

By Collen Kriel Jul 21, 2017

Google Inc. is rolling out Play Protect, the company’s latest tool to help protect users from malicious apps to Android users. Google Play Protect combines various Android security tools, like app scanning, previously known…

Cloud

Rackspace announces new managed services partnerships with Google and Pivotal

By Mike Wheatley Jul 21, 2017

Cloud services provider Rackspace Inc. is teaming up with Google Inc. and Pivotal Software Inc. in two separate partnerships aimed at delivering new multicloud capabilities. With regard to Pivotal, Rackspace said Tuesday it now supports…

Emerging Tech

‘White hat’ hackers claim they stole $85M in Ethereum tokens for safekeeping

By Duncan Riley Jul 21, 2017

There’s a strange new twist to the Parity Ethereum wallet hacking story Wednesday in which 150,000 ETH tokens ($31 million) was stolen from three companies that had recently raised funds through an initial coin…

all stories

Will tech tools give us cooking superpowers?

Embrace IT, say food and agriculture experts

You are what you eat, and throw away, at Google

Lyft launches a new division to develop self-driving car technology

Tech-enabled consumer will drive food producers, say analysts

Amid fierce competition, GoDaddy pulls the plug on its cloud servers

AWS on full-service cloud: It’s not just storage and compute anymore

Google rolls out Play Protect to better protect Android devices

‘White hat’ hackers claim they stole $85M in Ethereum tokens for safekeeping

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