Oracle aims to put voice interfaces on Fusion ERP, HCM apps
“We’ve developed these new technologies, machine learning, voice and mobile, so we could voice-enable all of our applications,” said Oracle CTO Larry Ellison. Read More
Hands-on with the Apeman C860 dash cam: A nice-to-have camera in low-light conditions
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Government IT procurement still favouring the big end of tech town
The Department of Human Services this week handed out AU$54.9 million to Dell EMC, IBM, and Oracle. Read More
Soon, machine learning agents behind every application
Embedded machine learning technology is increasingly being incorporated into rich, predictive user interactions. Read More
Oracle beats Q4 estimates on solid cloud services growth
Oracle’s cloud services and license support revenues increased eight percent to $6.77 billion. Read More
Google’s WearOS battle with Android to hand smartwatch crown to Apple’s watchOS
Google’s WearOS will do well in the smartwatch market, but will trail Apple’s watchOS largely because wearable makers will opt for Android and do their own customization. Read More
Western Digital unveils 12TB ‘Purple’ hard drives for AI-powered video surveillance
This drive is built for heavy workloads and support up to twice as many AI channels as the competition. Read More
Exclusive: Industry-first AI low-code platform helps you build apps without a developer
Mendix Assist provides 90% accuracy on next-step suggestions while building out an enterprise app. Read More
Lenovo bets big on liquid cooling going mainstream, launches Neptune
Liquid cooling in the data center was usually reserved for supercomputing. Lenovo is betting that cooling techniques will go mainstream. Read More
Fujitsu Lifebook T938, First Take: Let’s twist again
The Lifebook T938 is a solid 13.3-inch convertible with a twisting rather than rotating screen hinge, and a good selection of ports, including legacy connectors. Read More