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Infra

A storage array did that? A bottom-up transformation story

By R. Danes Jun 26, 2017

Publicly funded and short-staffed, the Mississippi Community College Board needed to consolidate and cut costs. Its data warehouse’s storage arrays turned out to be the best place to start. “Our current system was coming…

Big Data

Cognos deal looks better nine years later as data’s value rises

By Mark Albertson Jun 26, 2017

When IBM Corp. officially acquired Cognos Inc. in early 2008, the deal raised eyebrows based on the purchase price of $4.9 billion for a business intelligence software company. But now that data has become…

Emerging Tech

Software emulators are turning old games into new business

By Eric David Jun 26, 2017

The NES Classic, a mini recreation of the original Nintendo Entertainment System, was one of the most hottest Christmas gifts last year. Now, Nintendo Co. Ltd. is looking to repeat its success with SNES Classic, a…

Big Data

Breaking down silos and trusting data: Can Watson deliver the goods?

By Mark Albertson Jun 26, 2017

When IBM Corp. announced the Watson Data Platform last October, some viewed artificial intelligence product as little more than a repackaging of its governance, visualization and cloud analytics tools. The company, however, has taken great pains since…

Big Data

IBM driven by startup envy, but analysts say that’s actually a good thing

By R. Danes Jun 26, 2017

The IBM Fast Track Your Data event in Munich this year might have been more aptly named: “Drive your data at the speed limit, and make sure to brake at yellow lights.” And this…

Infra

How this IT team updated its stack to meet tough healthcare standards

By R. Danes Jun 26, 2017

When executives at Baylor College of Medicine in Houston, Texas, decided to upgrade the college’s storage last year, they sifted through several vendors to find one with up-to-the-minute technology that fit the school’s on-premise application…

Infra

Can zero-downtime storage updates cure major healthcare IT snafus?

By R. Danes Jun 26, 2017

Nobody likes system updates, mostly because the downtime interrupts business. This rings especially true in healthcare, where patients can’t schedule a break from being sick. “Because we deal with people’s lives, we have to…

Big Data

A new way to store healthcare data, Pure Storage preps for rising regulations

By Mark Albertson Jun 26, 2017

The healthcare industry can be difficult for data management because of the myriad regulatory and privacy requirements surrounding patient information. It’s often risk-averse, full of isolated data silos and bureaucratic. However, Pure Storage Inc.…

Big Data

IBM claims high demand for machine learning hubs

By Mark Albertson Jun 26, 2017

After announcing in February that it would take core Watson machine learning technology to mainframe clients, IBM Corp. is doubling down on the initiative with recent news that it will open another machine learning…

Cloud

Amazon reportedly plans to launch an AI translation service

By Maria Deutscher Jun 26, 2017

It appears that Amazon.com Inc. is preparing to add yet another artificial intelligence service to its public cloud. According to CNBC, the company will soon launch a commercial version of a machine translation system…

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Cognos deal looks better nine years later as data’s value rises

Software emulators are turning old games into new business

Breaking down silos and trusting data: Can Watson deliver the goods?

IBM driven by startup envy, but analysts say that’s actually a good thing

IBM claims high demand for machine learning hubs

Amazon reportedly plans to launch an AI translation service

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