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Running the VR gauntlet at #GDC: Hands on virtual reality reviews

By Robert Pleasant Mar 14, 2016

Gamers and developers agree: virtual reality (VR) is the next step in immersive gaming. Until the day we get holo-chambers with infinite space for movement, it’s the best we’re going to get as well.…

Hands on: Virtual reality with Intel RealSense at #GDC 2016

By Robert Pleasant Mar 14, 2016

The Game Developers Conference (GDC) in San Francisco is just picking up, and already it’s clear that virtual reality (VR) and augmented reality (AR) will be big focuses of the show. So one would…

Public cloud performance: You don’t always get what you pay for

By Michelle Davidson Mar 14, 2016

When it comes to features, security and support from public cloud service providers (CSPs), there’s often a direct correlation between price and what is delivered. That isn’t the case with performance, according to research…

Alooma raises $11M to make ETL less of a pain

By Maria Deutscher Mar 14, 2016

Before an analyst can dig into a new dataset, the information has to be physically moved from its original host system to an environment with the necessary tools for the job, which is much…

Microsoft opens up Xbox multiplayer to support PC and other consoles

By Eric David Mar 14, 2016

Multiplayer on console game systems has almost always been a walled garden throughout the history of gaming, but now Microsoft has extended an invitation to developers to allow cross-platform play with Xbox One. “In addition to…

Got network problems? This $60 WiFi smartplug will reset your router if it fails

By Kyt Dotson Mar 14, 2016

The ResetPlug made by MultiNet seeks to rescue consumers from the need to power cycle their network equipment to fix it with a simple Internet of Things solution that monitors WiFi and then takes action…

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Ten years on, Jeff Bezos’ ‘risky bet’ on Amazon Web Services pays off big

By Robert Hof Mar 14, 2016

When Amazon.com launched its first Web service 10 years ago today, offering storage in the cloud, people thought it was yet another crazy, profit-nuking idea from Chief Executive Jeff Bezos. Why on Earth, investors…

True Skin picked up by Amazon, must avoid cliches for sci-fi fans

By James Farrell Mar 14, 2016

True Skin, a 2012 short film that looks something like tech on steroids amidst a futuristic depiction of Bangkok’s red light district, has now been optioned by Amazon Studios to be made into a…

Microsoft’s Project AIX trains AI to play Minecraft

By Eric David Mar 14, 2016

Perhaps taking a cue from Google’s AlphaGo, Microsoft has launched a new project that will train new artificial intelligence programs by having them play Minecraft. According to Microsoft, the project challenges AI with the seemingly…

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What you missed in Big Data: Gaming meets AI

By Maria Deutscher Mar 14, 2016

More and more companies are starting to explore the potential applications of artificial intelligence in their markets. Last week saw Chinese gaming titan Beijing Kunlun Technology Co. Ltd. join the fray with the launch…

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Running the VR gauntlet at #GDC: Hands on virtual reality reviews

Hands on: Virtual reality with Intel RealSense at #GDC 2016

Alooma raises $11M to make ETL less of a pain

Microsoft opens up Xbox multiplayer to support PC and other consoles

Got network problems? This $60 WiFi smartplug will reset your router if it fails

True Skin picked up by Amazon, must avoid cliches for sci-fi fans

Microsoft’s Project AIX trains AI to play Minecraft

What you missed in Big Data: Gaming meets AI

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