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Big Data

IBM powers cognitive revolution through software-defined storage

By Marlene Den Bleyker Mar 24, 2017

IBM Corp. is all-in on artificial intelligence and machine learning. The company provides a broad range of cognitive products for businesses of all sizes. However, it is also using its other product lines, such as…

Cloud

Key strategies to beating cloud migration problems

By Nelson Williams Mar 24, 2017

When it comes to changing the way a business runs its workloads, the journey is not the destination. This is doubly so when it comes to cloud migration. There must be a purpose behind…

Emerging Tech

Can this tool put Watson AI in the hands of average, non-tech workers?

By R. Danes Mar 24, 2017

IBM Corp. has tried to democratize artificial intelligence for enterprises with the IBM machine learning platform. Now, with its Digital Business Assistant, the company aims to do the same for pretty much anyone with a…

Apps

Facebook Live takes on Twitch and YouTube with new PC streaming features

By Eric David Mar 24, 2017

Facebook Live has already been a big hit on mobile, and now it looks like the social network is looking to finally expand its livestreaming platform to the personal computer. Facebook Inc. revealed the…

Cloud

A roadmap to the new cloud-native enterprise

By Nelson Williams Mar 24, 2017

Enterprise business is founded on big systems, doing big work, for big money. That’s been true because people had to buy those big systems to get the benefits of their big work. Cloud technologies…

Cloud

Nvidia graphics chips accelerate their ascent to the cloud

By Robert Hof Mar 24, 2017

Nvidia Corp. started out making graphics chips for gaming, and years ago it leveraged the processing power of those chips to sell into data centers as they became the go-to silicon to power the…

Apps

Instagram explains why it has started censoring ‘sensitive’ content

By James Farrell Mar 24, 2017

Facebook Inc.-owned Instagram said Thursday it will take more precautions to protect people from content that has the potential to upset. The company will now start censoring certain images and videos and leave it up…

Apps

How to get started with Workflow, Apple’s newly acquired automation app

By Collen Kriel Mar 24, 2017

Apple Inc. acquired iOS automation app Workflow for an undisclosed sum, but despite Apple naming its apps “most innovative” of 2015, not everyone knows what it is or how to use it. Workflow allows users…

Infra

Mocana touts a platform approach to industrial IoT security

By Mike Wheatley Mar 24, 2017

Network security vendors are only just beginning to grips with securing vulnerable Internet of Things deployments, particularly in the leading edge of Industrial IoT infrastructure. One upstart vendor that’s trying to cut its teeth…

Privacy rights advocates up in arms as Senate votes to quash ISP privacy rules

By Mike Wheatley Mar 24, 2017

Despite protests from privacy and consumer advocacy groups, the Republican-led Senate has voted along party lines to roll back broadband privacy rules that were approved just months ago by the previous Obama administration. Last October,…

the latest

IBM powers cognitive revolution through software-defined storage

Can this tool put Watson AI in the hands of average, non-tech workers?

Nvidia graphics chips accelerate their ascent to the cloud

Instagram explains why it has started censoring ‘sensitive’ content

How to get started with Workflow, Apple’s newly acquired automation app

Mocana touts a platform approach to industrial IoT security

Privacy rights advocates up in arms as Senate votes to quash ISP privacy rules

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