Long the most expensive, time-consuming, and fraught activity in IT, the integration of systems and data has seen recent breakthroughs that make it far easier, faster, and less costly to bring systems together in a high quality way. Here's how SAP is changing the art of the possible.
Back in 2010, when Apple launched the iPad, it looked like the PC was an endangered species. Ed Bott explains how 10 years of technical progress helped the PC survive.
New rule to enter effect starting next year, in 2020.
Tonya Hall sits down with Jeremy Howard, founding researcher at Fast.ai, to talk about ways to minimize the potential mistakes from human involvement within the deep learning algorithm.
Apple's CEO seems to think monopolies aren't inherently bad. Now why would he say that?
Samsung exec tells a conference that a million people paid for the high-price foldable.
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The video calls are now available nation-wide.
Broadcom maintains that the semiconductor market has bottomed, but for now its infrastructure software business is cushioning the blow.
