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Jarvis watch: From Facebook bots to AI butlers

By Kristen Nicole Apr 13, 2016

Since its inception, the social web has been out to automate our interactions. Having built a digital repository of human behavior, institutions like Facebook can keep us willfully engaged by doing our social dirty…

Hands on: VR sports with Oculus Touch | #F82016

By Robert Pleasant Apr 13, 2016

Virtual reality continues to aim for a more and more immersive experience, and Facebook’s Oculus Rift is doing its best to lead the charge. Immersion, however, requires that a player use more than just a…

Is the Hadoop ecosystem failing customers? | #HS16Dublin

By Gabriel Pesek Apr 13, 2016

As the first day of the Hadoop Summit 2016 in Dublin drew to a close, with it came a time to review the announcements and discussions of the day, as well as parse out the…

Bitcoin Weekly 2016 April 13: Storj beta added to Azure BaaS ecosystem, ShapeShift hacked, Kraken Series B investment

By Kyt Dotson Apr 13, 2016

Looks like blockchain is continuing to get a great deal of attention this week with Intel outlining plans for its “Sawtooth Lake” distributed ledger program and Storj beta being launched on Microsoft’s Azure Blockchain-as-a-Service…

Facebook brings Internet access drive back down to Earth

By Robert Hof Apr 13, 2016

Facebook brought its drive for universal access back down to Earth with two new wireless broadband projects announced at its F8 developer conference today.

Indie hit ‘Stardew Valley’ has sold over 1 million copies

By Eric David Apr 13, 2016

Since launching at the end of February, role-playing game and farming sim Stardew Valley quickly became one of the first indie hits of the year, and now publisher Chucklefish Games has confirmed that the game…

Flashing back to the women of HadoopSummit 2015 |#HS16Dublin

By Marlene Den Bleyker Apr 13, 2016

The Hadoop Summit – Dublin 2016 celebrated its 10-year anniversary in Dublin, Ireland, this week, and the buzz around the event has centered on the Internet of Things (IoT) and the amount of date gathered, which…

“Brutally hard” Dark Souls board game coming to Kickstarter

By Eric David Apr 13, 2016

Tabletop game company Steamforged Games Ltd recently announced that it will be launching a Kickstarter campaign for a board game adaptation of Dark Souls, the notoriously difficult video game series developer by Japanese game studio From Software,…

Harnessing the power of IoT for cleaner, more efficient and affordable energy | #HS16Dublin

By Betsy Amy-Vogt Apr 13, 2016

The IoT has been heralded as the bringer of many wild and wonderful benefits, from cars that drive themselves in for repairs to fridges that order more ice cream when your supply is getting…

Can Big Data drive up the ROI on IoT? | #HS16Dublin

By R. Danes Apr 13, 2016

For today’s businesses, the term Big Data piques both excitement and confusion. Many find themselves knee deep in data they don’t quite know what to do with — maybe it holds the secret that…

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Jarvis watch: From Facebook bots to AI butlers

Hands on: VR sports with Oculus Touch | #F82016

Is the Hadoop ecosystem failing customers? | #HS16Dublin

Bitcoin Weekly 2016 April 13: Storj beta added to Azure BaaS ecosystem, ShapeShift hacked, Kraken Series B investment

Facebook brings Internet access drive back down to Earth

Indie hit ‘Stardew Valley’ has sold over 1 million copies

Flashing back to the women of HadoopSummit 2015 |#HS16Dublin

“Brutally hard” Dark Souls board game coming to Kickstarter

Harnessing the power of IoT for cleaner, more efficient and affordable energy | #HS16Dublin

Can Big Data drive up the ROI on IoT? | #HS16Dublin

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