Developers (Devs) stories
Gartner predicts smartphone AI will evolve into personalised companions by 2022, with 80% of devices boasting on-device AI, up from 10% in 2017.
EA Games' DICE Studios, with the help of Criterion Software and Motive Studios have another crack at the Battlefront franchise.
An industry-leading UEM solution, high-profile customer deployments and IoT-focused solutions and partnerships solidify VMware's position as a leader.
Cyber attacks on toys, gaming consoles and home assistants, you ask? Weaponised teddy bears? Yes, it is possible.
Alibaba's Asian cloud sales soar; Changes in how we consume cloud; Rise of managed security service providers; Blockchain's potential beyond cryptocurrency.
Okta unveils Okta for Startups, offering its Identity Cloud free for one year to entrepreneurs and small businesses to enhance secure access management.
The availability of a variety of cloud application development services is reducing the complexity of delivering applications.
As DevOps takes hold, more and more privileged account credentials and secrets are created and shared across interconnected access points.
Apple has announced the most popular apps, music, movies, TV shows, books, and podcasts of 2017, highlighting emerging trends and indie creators.
Fitbit unveils first update to Fitbit OS for Ionic smartwatch users, including over 60 apps and enhanced performance.
Aiming to simplify the deployment and operation of Kubernetes clusters, this Kubernetes solution is for service providers and enterprise.
In other words, a private cloud is like a fenced-in backyard with a gate to surrounding properties and public spaces.
Kasten unveils its K10 platform at KubeCon + CloudNativeCon, offering innovative data management for stateful containerised apps across Kubernetes deployments.
Smart object storage, analytics and AI, and the extension of agile methodologies across the enterprise will all play key roles during the coming year.
Construction companies sitting on the sidelines need to take steps now to join the digital future – or risk being left behind.
Amazon Web Services announced DeepLens, its first fully programmable, deep learning-enabled wireless video camera...
Red Hat, Facebook, Google and IBM have come together to promote greater fairness and predictability in license enforcement.
Microsoft is launching a new Azure service that aims to meet the geospatial needs enterprise customers that use location data.
Expect to see more instances of ransomware, DDoS attacks and attacks against Internet of Things (IoT) devices.
AWS expects the new Ningxia region to contribute to the education and training of local students as future cloud computing talent for Western China.