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Andrew Ng sees an eternal springtime for AI
Former Google Brain leader and Baidu chief scientist Andrew Ng lays out the steps companies should take to succeed with artificial intelligence, and explains why there's unlikely to be another "AI winter" like in times past.
Adobe reports mixed Q4 results, updates outlook to include Marketo
This is Adobe's first financial report since acquiring marketing automation firm Marketo for $4.75 billion back in October.
Google says it limits sales of facial recognition tools for ethical reasons
The tech giant says it won't offer general-purpose facial recognition APIs before working through important technology and policy questions.
Tech steps into opioid crisis: A wearable device to detect overdoses
Amid a growing public health crisis, technology may be one piece of a large and complex puzzle.
Amazon brings Alexa to home security systems via Security Panel Controller API
The API will let providers of home security systems offer voice controls on their devices via Alexa.
Salesforce adds JavaScript support to Lightning platform
The new Lightning Web Components programming model enables developers to build reusable app components using the popular programming language.
Virtualization policy
Virtualization platforms are available from a number of vendors, but it’s still critical to maintain your virtualization environment to avoid unnecessary resource consumption, out of-compliance systems...
The best of everything mobile in 2018
Whatever you're looking for in a smartphone, Matthew Miller has picked his favorite device in every category. Plus: The best tablet, smartwatch, sportswatch, and activity tracker.
Brazilian mobile users hit with banking malware
An Android-based trojan was accidentally downloaded by over 2000 users.
What makes Microsoft tick?
Microsoft has morphed into an interesting blend of practicality and aspiration these days. Here's what that meant for the company in 2018 and how it could shape Redmond in 2019.
What is the Kubernetes hybrid cloud and why it matters
Kubernetes is hotter than hot? Why? A big reason is because many companies think it's the way to the future of the cloud.
