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Shield AI raises $10.5m to build terrorist-hunting drones

By Mike Wheatley Apr 5, 2017

A startup that aims to save lives with its artificial intelligence-powered drones has just raised $10.5 million in a Series A funding round led by venture capital powerhouse Andreessen Horowitz. San Diego-based Shield AI…

Apps

SugarCRM gives its mobile app an overhaul

By Paul Gillin Apr 5, 2017

With use of its mobile app tripling year-over-year, SugarCRM Inc. is buffing up the iOS and Android software with a host of new usability and management features. Many of the enhancements relate to “streamlining where the clicks…

Apps

Fresh off its $3.7B Cisco buyout, AppDynamics revamps its platform

By Maria Deutscher Apr 5, 2017

While the AppDynamics Inc. management team was busy sorting out the company’s $3.7 billion sale to Cisco Systems Inc. earlier this year, product development efforts evidently continued as normal. The application monitoring provider today rolled…

Cloud

IBM to power cloud deep learning with latest Nvidia graphics chip

By Duncan Riley Apr 5, 2017

IBM Corp. has upped the ante for its cloud hosting services, announcing that it is the first major cloud provider to make Nvidia Corp.’s Tesla P100 graphics processing unit available globally. The rollout of…

Big Data

How analytics software is building value by opening doors to new business

By Nelson Williams Apr 5, 2017

The data analytics market is currently in a strange place. While data insights have proven vital to the enterprise, it’s nothing if a company doesn’t act on it, a process typically outside the realm of analytics…

Cloud

Expanding in Europe, Amazon Web Services sets new cloud region in Sweden next year

By Mike Wheatley Apr 5, 2017

Amazon Web Services is to expand further into Europe with a new data center facility that’s set to open in Sweden sometime next year. AWS chief evangelist Jeff Barr said in a blog post…

Big Data

Profitless prosperity: Can tech vendors make money? Analysts weigh in

By Marlene Den Bleyker Apr 5, 2017

As the DataWorks Summit 2017 EU, kicked off in Munich, Germany today, there is a new rebranding of sorts surrounding open-source data. This event, presented by Hortonworks Inc., has changed its name from Hadoop Summit,…

Cloud

Espresso: Google serves up software to give its public cloud a speed boost

By Mike Wheatley Apr 5, 2017

Google Inc. on Tuesday unveiled Espresso, the latest piece of its never-ending quest to speed up its services all the way to the edge of its massive global network. Google has been steadily building…

Cube Event Coverage

Watch live: exploring the big data landscape at the DataWorks E.U. Summit 2017

By Collen Kriel Apr 5, 2017

Expanding its Hadoop Summit across international waters, the DataWorks E.U. Summit 2017, presented by Hortonworks Inc. and Yahoo Inc., starts today in Munich, Germany. Once described as the revolutionary technology behind big data, Hadoop now faces…

Emerging Tech

Apple announces major revamp for the Mac Pro – but not for this year

By Collen Kriel Apr 5, 2017

Breaking with its traditional veil of secrecy, Apple Inc. invited a select group of journalists to its Cupertino offices Tuesday to discuss the company’s plans for a major rethinking of its desktop Mac Pro…

all stories

Shield AI raises $10.5m to build terrorist-hunting drones

SugarCRM gives its mobile app an overhaul

Fresh off its $3.7B Cisco buyout, AppDynamics revamps its platform

How analytics software is building value by opening doors to new business

Profitless prosperity: Can tech vendors make money? Analysts weigh in

Watch live: exploring the big data landscape at the DataWorks E.U. Summit 2017

Apple announces major revamp for the Mac Pro – but not for this year

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