Been there, done that. Been there, done that. Been there, done that. Geek & Poke's Oliver Widder points to the irony of it all.
Artificial Intelligence
What was it cloud was fixing again?
Been there, done that. Been there, done that. Been there, done that.
More from Joe McKendrick
-
![]()
-
![]()
Enterprise Software
-
![]()
Enterprise Software
Serverless: applications only when you need them - no more, no less
-
![]()
Artificial Intelligence
Fewer people seek AI jobs: is the market cooling off, or too hot to handle?
Related Stories
- 1 of 3
-
The data and AI market landscape 2019: The next wave of hybrid emerges
It’s now data, not big data, and the landscape is no longer complete without AI. There's a wave of consolidation in the BI space which raises the question, will there be a new generation ...
-
AT&T, IBM expand partnership with multi-year deal
As part of the deal, IBM will serve as the primary cloud provider for AT&T Business and will help manage AT&T's hybrid cloud infrastructure.
-
They are going to leave Facebook: A chat with social networkers Revolution Populi
Famed Yale professor David Gelernter and investment banker Rob Rosenthal field questions about Revolution Populi, their startup effort to build a blockchain-based alternative ...
-
Hostinger web hosting review: Good support and a killer entry-level price
Hostinger is an up-and-coming web hosting provider with a very compelling entry-level price. But how does it perform? We take an in-depth look at the features, capabilities, and ...
-
Symantec intros CloudSOC Mirror Gateway for enterprise cloud access security
The platform uses Symantec Web Isolation technology to deliver Cloud Access Security Broker (CASB) controls for unmanaged devices.
-
Samsung, Visual Labs aim to consolidate police body cameras into smartphones
The last thing police officers need is another device to lug around. Here's how Samsung and Visual Labs are addressing the issue.
-
Microsoft Australia scores whole-of-government 365 deal
The volume sourcing agreement with Redmond is expected to see less than 2% of the federal government keep on-premise desktop licenses.
-
Data Republic facilitates 'diplomatic' data sharing on AWS
Australia's Data Republic has created a place for data insights to be shared without the need to move data.
-
Microsoft-Accenture joint venture Avanade to launch an Adobe practice
Microsoft and Adobe's ties keep getting tighter.
Join Discussion