All articles by Jonathan Chadwick
Jonathan Chadwick
IBM Releases Pre-Trained AI Toolkit For 9 Industries
IBM has also announced an AI-powered insight engine for customer relationship management, in partnership with Salesforce.
Intel Eyes 5G Opportunity With Silicon Photonics Offering
Intel’s 100G silicon photonics transceivers will provide 100 Gigabit-per-second connectivity for large-scale cloud and enterprise data centres
Samsung App Replies for Drivers, Comes to Dutch Campaign
In-Traffic Reply uses sensors to know when in-transit and links to multiple social media apps, such as Facebook Messenger and WhatsApp.
Alibaba Cloud and Siemens Tease MindSphere ‘IoT OS’ in China
General availability version of the MindSphere platform is set to be released in China by end of Q1 2019.
Adobe Confirms $5 Billion Acquisition of Marketo
“Although Adobe does have B2B customers, it was definitely a company at the periphery of B2B marketing automation. In order to participate in the B2B marketing automation market, Adobe needed the functionality that Marketo brings”
AggregateIQ Hit With First GDRP Enforcement Notice
Just five days after GDPR came into affect, AggregateIQ confirmed it still held data it shouldn’t…
Oxford VR Completes £3 Million Funding Round for Immersive Healthcare Tech
The startup sees significant scope for growth in VR-supported therapy on the NHS
SAP’s Deal With Alibaba Cloud: “Double Digit Trillion” Opportunity
Alibaba and SAP will offer SAP S/4HANA Cloud and SAP Cloud Platform on Alibaba Cloud’s infrastructure as a service in China. Announced at Alibaba’s Computing Conference
A Lion That Eats Words, Roars Poetry, Is Powered by Google’s Neural Network
The lion uses a long short-term memory (LSTM) recurrent neural network (RNN) to predict linear sequences. It was inspired by Google’s efforts to train deep learning models to write
CEOs Need to Make These Two Investment Decisions as Automation Gains Pace
Automate or augment? Train or relinquish? The rising pace of automation raises big questions for industry leaders, the World Economic Forum warned in a report this week