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Salesforce, Apple forge iOS mobile app development partnership
Salesforce's mobile app for CRM will be revamped with native features for Apple's iOS platform.
Adobe launches AI Assist, weaves it through analytics, clouds
AI Assist took three years of development with the aim of bringing quality insights across multiple Adobe clouds.
Ex-Google CEO: An internet with Chinese rules is coming your way
Get ready for an internet with Chinese rules outside China, warns former Google CEO Eric Schmidt.
Microsoft tries again to win developers with new Cortana Enterprise Skills Kit
Microsoft is working on a new enterprise-focused skills kit for Cortana, based on its Bot Framework, which can be used to build skills and agents for business use.
The future of fashion includes 3D scanning
Colin Hunter, CEO of Alton Kane, discusses the next big step for 3D scanned clothing.
Microsoft staggers rollout of Surface Hub 2, with hardware in 2019; new software in 2020
Microsoft's new plan is to launch Surface Hub 2 in two phases, with the new conferencing system hardware coming in Q2 2019 and the new system software for it in 2020.
Vendor comparison tool: Cloud-based integrated management services
Cloud computing systems provide a distinct and measurable competitive advantage, and implementing a successful transformation can reap significant long-term benefits for any enterprise. This download offers...
The big data odyssey of SQL Server 2019, and more data and AI news from Microsoft Ignite
Ignite, Microsoft's annual IT Pro and Developer confab kicks off today, with a slew of news in the data, analytics and AI areas of the company's stack, both in-cloud and on-premises.
Adobe brings new AI features to Experience platform
The features draw upon Adobe's Sensei AI framework to let businesses analyze customer datasets, improve mobile experiences, and create custom data models.
Microsoft readies previews of Azure Digital Twins, Azure Sphere secure-edge service
Microsoft is starting to test a new Azure digital-twinning service, while also making generally available its Azure Sphere and Microsoft IoT Central services.
What's next for Teams, Microsoft's 'fastest growing business app' in company history
Microsoft is building more industry-specific and role-based features into Teams, as well as adding more meeting capabilities and AI-powered options to the anchor of its Office 365 suite.
