Cloud Computing
Intel Technology Propels Olympic Games Tokyo 2020 into the Future
TOKYO, Sept. 11, 2019 — Today, Intel announced that it is partnering with the International Olympic Committee (IOC), the Tokyo Organizing Committee of the Olympic Games (Tokyo 2020) and a broad array of partners to drive the future of the
IBM Expands Cloud Pak for Data with New DataOps Enhancements to Help Clients Get their Data Ready for AI
NEW YORK, Sept. 10, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — IBM (NYSE: IBM) today announced enhancements to Cloud Pak for Data that leverage the DataOps methodology to help clients get their data ‘business-ready’ for AI. As corporate data continues to grow in both volume and complexity – often of
6 Automation Struggles and How to Overcome Them
6 Automation Challenges Automation can help your company save time by freeing up the schedules of workers who regularly engage in repetitive tasks at while on the clock. Such technology can also streamline workflows by cutting out unnecessary steps. But,
Libra cryptocurrency must meet tough regulatory standards-U.S. Treasury
BERN (Reuters) – The Facebook-led Libra cryptocurrency project must meet the highest standards for combating money laundering and terrorism financing, a senior U.S. Treasury official said on Tuesday. Any cryptocurrency project, including Geneva-based Libra, operating in all or substantial parts
Alibaba set for ‘big challenge’ as flamboyant chairman Ma departs
SHANGHAI (Reuters) – Alibaba Group chairman Jack Ma will step down from the Chinese firm on Tuesday, leaving his handpicked successor a daunting task of steering the $460 billion juggernaut at a time when the market for its core e-commerce
How Smart Contracts Will Shape The Future of Business?
Smart Contracts Will Shape The Future Every now and then we keep hearing how technology is substantially impacting the digital business world. And now it has become almost impossible to ignore the capabilities of all these significant advancements. You might
How Each Big Tech Company May Be Targeted by Regulators
Amazon, Apple, Facebook and Google have been the envy of corporate America, admired for their size, influence and remarkable growth. Now that success is attracting a different kind of spotlight. In Washington, Brussels and beyond, regulators and lawmakers are investigating
Satellite connectivity expands reach of Azure ExpressRoute across the globe
Staying connected to access and ingest data in today’s highly distributed application environments is paramount for any enterprise. Many businesses need to operate in and across highly unpredictable and challenging conditions. For example, energy, farming, mining, and shipping often need
MIT Media Lab head Joichi Ito resigns over Epstein donations
The head of MIT’s Media Lab has resigned following allegations that the academic centre has financial ties to the late US financier Jeffrey Epstein. MIT President Rafael Reif confirmed the resignation of Joichi Ito on Saturday following media reports. Mr Reif added
DMVs Are Selling Your Data to Private Investigators
You gave them your data in exchange for a driver’s license. DMVs are making tens of millions of dollars selling it, documents obtained by Motherboard show. Departments of Motor Vehicles in states around the country are taking drivers’ personal information
Facebook has launched its new dating service in the US. Sounds safe, right?
The company has touted its new privacy and security features but critics are skeptical given Facebook’s track record on user data Facebook announced on Thursday it is rolling out its newest service across the US, a platform for dating. What
Huawei shows off ‘most powerful’ chipset as forges ahead with 5G smartphone plan
BERLIN (Reuters) – Huawei Technologies showcased its chipset for a new high-end smartphone on Friday, pressing ahead with plans to launch its Mate 30 range, despite uncertainty about whether the new phones will be able to run Google’s Android operating