Google killing Stadia’s studios may make crossplay gaming better for everyone
Google’s recent decision to close its dedicated game studios — opened to much fanfare just two years ago — has
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IBM releases Qiskit modules that use quantum computers to improve machine learning
IBM is releasing Qiskit Machine Learning, a set of new application modules that’s part of its open source quantum software.
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Klevu raises $12M for AI that personalizes ecommerce search
Klevu, a company developing AI products that personalize ecommerce search and discovery experiences, today announced it has closed a $12
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Study suggests that AI model selection might introduce bias
The past several years have established that AI and machine learning are not a panacea when it comes to fair
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Intel touts latest Xeon processor for scaling 5G networks
Intel launched its latest datacenter platform in the form of the 3rd Gen Intel Xeon Scalable processors. The Santa Clara,
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Google triumphs after epic Java API copyright battle with Oracle
The U.S. Supreme Court handed Alphabet’s Google a major victory on Monday, ruling that its use of Oracle’s software code
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How cloud architectures defend against the cyber attack surge
As we look to a post-pandemic world, we can expect to see companies invest in building resilience to destructive-type attacks.
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IBM bets homomorphic encryption is ready to deliver stronger data security for early adopters
The topics of security and data have become almost inseparable as enterprises move more workloads to the cloud. But unlocking
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Why AI can’t solve unknown problems
When will we have artificial general intelligence, the kind of AI that can mimic the human mind in all aspect?
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Arm’s confidential computing uses hardware to ensure security
Arm introduced its Armv9 chip platform this week as the first major upgrade for its architecture in a decade. And one of
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Datagen emerges from stealth to create synthetic datasets for computer vision models
Datagen, a Tel Aviv, Israel-based startup offering a platform to create synthetic computer vision system training data, today emerged from
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Microsoft could reap more than $150M in U.S. cyber funding despite security shortcomings
Microsoft stands to receive nearly a quarter of COVID-19 relief funds destined for U.S. cybersecurity defenders, sources told Reuters, angering
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Gartner’s 2021 Magic Quadrant cites ‘glut of innovation’ in data science and ML
Gartner’s Magic Quadrant report on data science and machine learning (DSLM) platform companies assesses what it says are the top
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