Suncorp CIO takes up new role at Commonwealth Bank of Australia
Australian Federal Police unable to legally reveal details
State parliament passes legislation for on-road self-driving car tests
Professional services firm strikes strategic alliance with IBM
Ridesharing company partners with Optus
How DevOps is helping unify development and operations teams and building a better environment for application delivery
Professional services firm strikes strategic alliance with IBM
The figure appears in a report by Oracle's damages expert, which Google strongly contests
DevOps extends beyond infrastructure automation to encompass people, governance, and process
Grove was present at Intel’s 1968 founding with Robert Noyce and Gordon Moore
Memory and storage have been separated in computers for decades, but that's changing.
One of the key parts of Satya Nadella's keynote address to attendees at Microsoft's Build developer conference Wednesday was a discussion of creating virtual assistants and intelligent chat bots to help users do everything from managing their calendars to booking hotel reservations.
Are you too lazy to open the door or switch on a light? Let Windows 10 and its Cortana voice-activated digital assistant do the job for you.
Conversation fillers such as "hmm" and "uh-huh" may seem like insignificant parts of human conversation, but they're critical to improving communication between humans and artificial intelligence. So argues Alan Black, a professor in the Language Technologies Institute at the Carnegie Mellon School of Computer Science, who specializes in speech synthesis and ways to make artificially intelligent speech sound more real.
Suncorp’s chief information officer, Matt Pancino, has resigned, the company announced today.
Microsoft's Hololens promises to merge the real and virtual worlds in ways that haven't been possible before, and on Thursday morning, it demonstrated one way the gadget could transform the way we buy cars and just about any other major product.
Every time Intel announces new Xeon chips, server makers waste no time in announcing new products.
IBM says it wants to make intelligent computers that can make decisions like humans. This week, it shipped the NS16e, its largest brain-inspired computer yet, and has big goals ahead.
Microsoft Executive Vice President Qi Lu had an interesting pitch for developers Thursday: Build applications that use data from Microsoft Office.
On Thursday, Microsoft Executive Vice President Scott Guthrie fired back at Amazon in the ongoing public cloud wars with a set of new announcements of capabilities for Microsoft's Azure cloud platform.
Global Speech Networks embraces network virtualization to ensure customer privacy. See their story.
