A neuromorphic, memory-centric, chip architecture
AI will revolutionize our culture, much as Intel’s 4004 and successors did starting almost 50 years ago. But the coming revolution isn’t just about AI algorithms: it’s about bringing computes to the massive collections of data that AI needs to function. A report from the frontiers of IT. Read More
Salesforce lands Transamerica as Financial Services Cloud customer, adds Einstein AI
Salesforce has landed a big customer for its financial services cloud as it aims to use Einstein to bolster relationship management for advisors. Read More
Apple iCloud hack threat gets worse: Here’s what we’ve learned
Hackers are threatening to remotely wipe an unknown number of iPhones, iPads, and Macs unless Apple pays a ransom. The picture is becoming clearer. This is what you need to know. Read More
Microsoft: We’ve got 10 million Insiders testing Windows 10 to keep bugs at bay
Microsoft says its new fan-centric culture has helped it attract 10 million users to its public Windows testing group, the Windows Insider program. Read More
HP Elite x3: A 3-in-1 signpost for business users
Chromebook-style business users that find Windows 10 Mobile palatable could enjoy getting on the Continuum bandwagon early. Read More
Only half of workers think their office collaboration system is immersive
Workers want more immersive interaction with teams and information through their collaboration system to help them solve business problems. Yet incomplete toolsets still leave room for enhancement. Read More
Get your iPhone or iPad ready for iOS 10.3
iOS 10.3 is out, but before you rush out to download it here’s some things you can do to get your hardware ready for the upgrade. Read More
7 ways design thinking is percolating into the enterprise application space
‘Coding is not the only unicorn skill in demand; traditional markets begin to value design as a strategic lever.’ Read More
Intel Optane: Memory acceleration kicks PCs into warp drive on April 24
The story of the PC industry for the past few years has been about incremental changes in performance. Intel says that’s about to change, as it launches a new acceleration technology that represents “the first major step forward in decades.” Read More
Xplore XSLATE R12 review: A high-quality rugged Windows tablet, but beware battery life
Xplore’s 12.5-inch Windows tablet is rugged, well designed and offers plenty of configuration options. Fan noise and battery life are potential issues with the Core i7 model though. Read More