So long, Watson – hello, Noodle: Ex-IBMer launches A.I. firm for enterprises
Artificial intelligence has made significant inroads in the consumer world, but use of the technology in the enterprise is still…
Surprise! You have mystery PCs
In my previous column, I talked about some computers on my company’s network that weren’t getting patched because they weren’t…
U.S. set to smash solar power records this year
New U.S. solar power installations this year are set to break all previous records by more than doubling what was…
IDG Contributor Network: Information security and the art of business enablement
During my career, I have always straddled the fence between the technology side and the business side in the companies…
At the office, diversity works, but shorter work weeks may not
AUSTIN — Achieving a diversified staff in a tech firm can’t be done casually, but offering prospective employees a shorter…
At the office, diversity works, but shorter workweeks may not
AUSTIN — Achieving a diversified staff in a tech firm can’t be done casually, but offering prospective employees a shorter…
Terrorist changed iCloud password, disabled auto-backups on his iPhone
The government last week revealed new details about the iPhone that is at the center of an increasingly bitter dispute…
Flash is rocketing into big data analytics
At one time, all-flash storage arrays were used for a single mission-critical application with a need for speed, usually in…
Dropbox takes the reins, moves off AWS and onto its own infrastructure
After years of relying on the Amazon cloud to store its users’ files, Dropbox has shifted gears and begun using…
Algorithms and experiments make strange bedfellows at SXSW
Search and social media algorithms can produce strange results for their users — but fiddling with them can produce strange…