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Nvidia GauGAN takes rough sketches and creates 'photo-realistic' landscape images
Using segmentation maps and a new deep-learning model, GauGAN can create fairly realistic images.
Nvidia unwraps RTX and T4-based hardware and cloud instances
GPU giant unveils new CUDA-X label for its software stack.
Hacked tornado sirens taken offline in two Texas cities ahead of major storm
City officials took hacked tornado sirens offline ahead of major storm. Luckily, they weren't needed.
Atlassian to acquire AgileCraft for enterprise agile planning
AgileCraft adds value to Jira for enterprise customers, helping them manage projects at scale.
U.S. Department of Energy plans exaFlop supercomputer in 2021
The effort will leverage Cray's Shasta supercomputing platform as well as Intel technology.
New Mirai malware variant targets signage TVs and presentation systems
Security researchers spot new Mirai botnet with an enhanced arsenal of IoT exploits.
Hiring kit: Database administrator
Database administrators determine the most effective and efficient way to collect, structure, and store data so that it can be readily retrieved when it’s needed. This kit includes a job description, sample...
Apple's criticism of Google and Facebook is a bit of a joke
Apple releases a new ad touting the iPhone's superior privacy. But it's all a touch humorous.
Salesforce Research: Knowledge graphs and machine learning to power Einstein
Explainable AI in real life could mean Einstein not just answering your questions, but also providing justification. Advancing the state of the art in natural language processing is done on the intersection of graphs and machine learning.
BlackBerry intros Radar H2 telematics device for freight and shipping companies
BlackBerry said Radar H2 helps automate operations, and improve utilization of trailers, containers, chassis and other remote assets.
Behind the scenes: How Laika creates high-tech, stop-motion animation
Laika, the animation studio near Portland, Oregon, combines cutting-edge technologies like 3D printing with the decades-old craft of replacement animation for its latest movie, Missing Link
