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Americans prefer jail over slow computers: Report

By Mellisa Tolentino Jun 27, 2016

What’s worse than spending a night in jail? Apparently, dealing with a chronically slow computer. According to a recent study commissioned by Slimware Utilities Holdings Inc., which was conducted online by Harris Poll, Americans have…

Google’s new “Project Bloks” toys teach kids to code

By Eric David Jun 27, 2016

There is no shortage of fun programs designed to teach kids the basics of programming, from Microsoft’s Minecraft coding game to MIT’s Scratch project, and now Google has launched its own program called Project Bloks, which will kids…

Cloud 2.0: Get ready to take app development to a new level | #IBMOCA

By R. Danes Jun 27, 2016

If speed is the currency in IT these days, then applications are what you purchase with that currency. Bigger, faster, technologically more complex, yet simpler-to-use applications. Every new development, product and service that materializes…

Triple healthcare hack puts patient data for sale on the darknet

By Robert Pleasant Jun 27, 2016

Healthcare is a common target for hackers looking to make a profit off of the personal information of others. After all, hospitals and healthcare organizations store large amounts of data, often including sensitive information…

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IoT PaaS startup Ayla bags $39M to supercharge connected devices

By Maria Deutscher Jun 27, 2016

Bringing a smart appliance or an industrial sensor to market involves much more just assembling the hardware. Connected devices also require a server backend to handle management tasks such as diagnostics and patching, functionality…

Anki’s cutesy Cozmo robot is a smart toy powered by AI

By Eric David Jun 27, 2016

San Francisco-based robotics company Anki has revealed a new toy robot called Cozmo, which combines the cuteness of a Pixar-inspired robot with the power of modern artificial intelligence and computer vision technology. “We’ve had…

Can your feedback help build a better OpenStack? | #IBMOCA

By R. Danes Jun 27, 2016

As organizations strive to make open source and OpenStack more manageable for users, experts, developers and marketers are called in to advise. But one player in open technology has found that there is an…

A different ballgame: It’s training season for multi-cloud players | #IBMOCA

By R. Danes Jun 27, 2016

Open-source is an exciting environment for technological experimenting — it’s also very vast and frequently changing. Luckily, organizations have realized that the open-source world is terrain in need of mapping and tour guides, and…

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Orbital Insight raises $20M to make satellite imagery more accessible

By Maria Deutscher Jun 27, 2016

The commercial satellite industry captures a tremendous amount of imagery from the Earth’s surface, but there aren’t enough people to manually go through every picture. As a result, organizations miss out on a lot…

Rolls-Royce to launch remote controlled cargo ships by 2020

By Eric David Jun 27, 2016

British mega-corp Rolls-Royce Holdings plc has announced that it plans on launching a fleet of remote controlled cargo ships by 2020, and the company says that fully automated ships could follow soon after. Rolls-Royce calls…

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Americans prefer jail over slow computers: Report

Google’s new “Project Bloks” toys teach kids to code

Cloud 2.0: Get ready to take app development to a new level | #IBMOCA

IoT PaaS startup Ayla bags $39M to supercharge connected devices

Anki’s cutesy Cozmo robot is a smart toy powered by AI

Can your feedback help build a better OpenStack? | #IBMOCA

Orbital Insight raises $20M to make satellite imagery more accessible

Rolls-Royce to launch remote controlled cargo ships by 2020

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