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Pfizer seeks Brazilian health tech startups
The company will select three new ventures for mentoring and acceleration
Citrix replacement for Microsoft Azure RemoteApp is coming in 2017
The Citrix replacement for Microsoft's Azure RemoteApp service will be available in technical preview before the end of this year and generally available next year.
Linux traffic hijack flaw also affects most Android phones, tablets
About 80 percent of all Android devices are affected, but "exploitability is hard."
Army vet takes us closer to Blade Runner era by building cyborg stingray
This medical researcher was inspired by his daughter's attempts to pet a stingray at an aquarium, leading to an inter-disciplinary research study costing $1 million that eventually gave birth to the rat-cell infused, metallic-spined stingray.
Cisco's new collaboration tool is all about interoperability
Cisco Meeting Server, the first product to come out of Cisco's acquisition of Acano, connects people in Cisco video rooms with others using Skype for Business.
Microsoft Minecraft for Windows 10 beta now supports Oculus Rift
Microsoft is delivering a free update to the Minecraft for Windows 10 beta that adds support for Oculus Rift virtual-reality headsets.
CoreOS continues to bring Kubernetes to the private cloud
CoreOS started as an enterprise Linux company, but it's getting better known for its making containers easier to manage.
The 7 Attributes of a Comprehensive Cloud Strategy
We believe a pragmatic cloud strategy will work best, based on your own unique landscape and requirements. Working every day with customers and partners in co-innovation, we quickly realized that there is no one-size-fits-all approach
New iPads are coming, claims report, but "revolutionary" new iPads won't come until 2018
A report claims that Apple is planning on both upgrading its existing iPad lineup, and adding a new size into the mix. However, if you're holding your breath for a "revolutionary" iPad, you could be waiting while.
Nvidia offers up AI supercomputer for non-profit research
Nvidia CEO Jen-Hsun Huang apparently hand-delivered a DGX-1 to OpenAI researchers last week in San Francisco.
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