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AWS' Z1d compute instance aims to be 'fastest in public cloud'
Amazon Web Services execs spent a lot of time on machine learning and artificial intelligence, but CTO Werner Vogels made it clear compute still matters.
Google is building its second private subsea cable
The Dunant cable will be the first private transatlantic cable built by a non-telecom company.
Workday buys analytics startup Stories
The deal is meant to support Prism Analytics, Workday's data-as-a-service effort.
Facebook's AI arm explains its investment in robotics
Defending its latest round of hiring from academia, Facebook said it's hiring in the field robotics in part because that's where the talent is.
Cryptocurrency: The bubble is over, here comes the boom
Like the early stages of the dot com boom, the initial speculative crypto bubble is over. Expect waves of rapid evolution next, as maturity kicks in and serious players emerge
Amazon Prime Day deal alert: Essential Phone with 360 Camera for just $343
While people will buy an assortment of items on Amazon Prime Day that may or may not be useful, there are also lots of great buys.
The future of IT jobs: A business leader’s guide
AI, big data, cloud computing, and automation are driving the IT job market in new directions. This ebook explores some of the ways IT roles are changing, which skills will be sought after, and how the...
Amazon Prime Day: Business tech deals you shouldn't miss
Prime Day 2018 has plenty of good stuff for the business crowd.
Cloud backup: What does 11 9s durability really mean?
Cloud vendors need trust. So they claim 99.999999999 percent availability. Huh? Why not 15 or 17 9s? Because after nine 9s, it really doesn't matter. Here's why.
AWS adds BYO streaming algorithms to SageMaker machine learning platform
SageMaker will get streaming algorithms and better batch processing and pluck data directly from Amazon's S3 storage.
IBM research: Data breaches hit companies' reputation and bottom line
There are hidden costs over time which make the bill far larger than you may expect.
