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Report: Apple is beefing up its AI and machine learning teams

By Duncan Riley Sep 7, 2015

Is Apple aiming to deliver the singularity? They might not quite be aiming that high in 2015, but the tech giant is currently beefing up its artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning staff, according…

IDC storage tracker: Hyperscale data center sales rise 25.8%

By Mike Wheatley Sep 7, 2015

International Data Corp. has published its latest quarterly storage tracker, and it serves to illustrate the rapidly growing popularity of software-defined storage (SDS). IDC’s data shows that sales from smaller manufacturers who sell directly…

My take on Gmail’s new native ads

By Mason Pelt Sep 7, 2015

Amid the buzz of Google’s new logo last Monday, a lot of people missed Tuesday’s announcement that native Gmail Ads are now available to all advertisers. The option to run these Gmail ads is now available in AdWords as…

Big spending “whale” gamers take longer to convert, says Game Analytics

By Eric David Sep 7, 2015

With the explosion of free-to-play games, it might seem like game studios are aiming to get as many people as possible spending money on in-app purchases, but the reality is that a bulk of…

The Australian government is taking suggestions on how to save its game industry

By Eric David Sep 7, 2015

Australia and video games are not exactly on friendly terms. The country has a long history of game censorship, such as when it effectively banned Hotline Miami 2: Wrong Number by refusing to give it…

Utilities, power grids get smarter

By Mellisa Tolentino Sep 7, 2015

This week’s Smart City roundup features a new infrastructure for utilities, and a smart grid solutions provider receives an award and a new CEO. Aclara’s new smart infrastructure for utilities Aclara Technologies LLC introduced…

Ubisoft plans to open a theme park in Malaysia for some reason

By Eric David Sep 7, 2015

After the success of The Wizarding World of Harry Potter at Universal Orlando and the recent announcement of new Nintendo and Star Wars theme parks in the U.S., it seems like every entertainment company…

Paradox outlines features for upcoming ‘Cities: Skylines’ expansion

By Eric David Sep 7, 2015

Swedish game studio Paradox Interactive surprised everyone with the outstanding success of its city builder sandbox game Cities: Skylines, which sold over 1 million copies in its first month of release. Now the Stockholm-based developer…

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What you missed in Big Data: Human insights

By Maria Deutscher Sep 7, 2015

The burgeoning analytics ecosystem witnessed another round of consolidation last week after Microsoft Corp. acquired a startup called VoloMetrix Inc. for its productivity tracking software. The deal aims to bolster the workforce monitoring capabilities that…

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What you missed in Cloud: Upping the computing ante

By Maria Deutscher Sep 7, 2015

As servers continue their increasingly precarious climb along the curve of Moore’s law, so do the major providers keep upping the ante on the cost-efficiency and power of their instances. Last week saw yet…

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Report: Apple is beefing up its AI and machine learning teams

IDC storage tracker: Hyperscale data center sales rise 25.8%

My take on Gmail’s new native ads

Big spending “whale” gamers take longer to convert, says Game Analytics

The Australian government is taking suggestions on how to save its game industry

Utilities, power grids get smarter

Ubisoft plans to open a theme park in Malaysia for some reason

Paradox outlines features for upcoming ‘Cities: Skylines’ expansion

What you missed in Big Data: Human insights

What you missed in Cloud: Upping the computing ante

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