Facebook to outline Lumos, its machine learning platform for images
Facebook is providing more details about its Lumos platform, which allows those without deep learning and computer vision training to use it.
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Tableau integrates Einstein Analytics, becomes the analytics bridge in Salesforce ecosystem
Einstein Analytics will become Tableau CRM as Salesforce and Tableau outline the integration roadmap for 2021 and beyond.
Snowflake, BlackRock forge partnership, connect Aladdin platform with Snowflake Data Cloud
The move brings third party data sources to BlackRock's Aladdin platform and gives Snowflake an inroad to a key market.
Splunk buys Bugsense, connects M2M, app monitoring
Splunk said Bugsense will help it analyze machine data directly from devices and then combine it with other information from sensors and IT gear.
Internet of things: $8.9 trillion market in 2020, 212 billion connected things
IDC tries to put a number on the Internet of things and while you may quibble over the forecast, the numbers are huge assuming multiple hurdles can be overcome.
Yahoo Pipes becomes belle of the RSS ball
Update: Got through to give Yahoo Pipes a whirl and did a gallery. Let's just say novices need not apply at this juncture.
Reining in the insider data threat (and USB storage devices)
Do you know how many personal devices are on your corporate network? Ever wonder how many iPods are tapped into your corporate network?
IRS information systems get 2007 tax season report card
The tax deadline is April 15, but the General Accountability Office has already given the Internal Revenue Service a preliminary report card. And the results aren't half bad considering the IRS implemented a bevy of information systems changes.
TJX data breach costs: $17 million and growing
TJX took another cash hit for losing 45.7 million debit and credit card numbers.
Do data breaches really hurt retailers?
Updated below: Three in four consumers say they will stop shopping at a merchant if a data breach occurs, according to a study be Javelin Strategy & Research. That finding could be especially painful for TJX, which operates T.