Machine-to-machine 'voice' has a name, a chirp, and a niche
A product called Chirp helps riders board buses more quickly than before; it's aimed at the business-to-business market.
Stories by Patrick Thibodeau
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The strange new world of hiring and employee tracking
Cloud-based HR systems can bring more analytics, databases and tools to users for improving hiring processes and retaining employees.
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On-premises HR users risk being left behind, Oracle says
The shift to cloud-based software isn’t simple. Some customers have had to hire integrators to make the move, and cite ROI of three or four years.
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Economy boosts CIO budgets, as A.I. helps IBM, says Morgan Stanley
CIOs in the U.S. and Europe are increasing IT budgets thanks to an uptick in optimism, said Morgan Stanley, which surveyed 100 CIOs in the U.S. and Europe.
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At campaign's end, Trump takes a swipe at IBM
In Minnesota, GOP presidential nominee Donald Trump added IBM to the list of companies he criticizes for moving jobs offshore.
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Microsoft’s Nadella takes on privacy fears about LinkedIn, Cortana
One Gartner analyst called Cortana "Big Brother" combined with productivity, and asked some pointed questions about Microsoft's intentions.
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There's GOLD in them thar electronics!
Gold is considered a particularly good conductor, but much of it is never recovered from electronics and reused.
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IT employment dips in July, but tech sector sees a gain
IT employment in industries such as finance, retail, healthcare and others, broadly declined last month by 88,000 jobs, or 1.9%.
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Cloud computing slows energy demand, U.S. says
In recent years, power usage at data centers grew at an unsustainable rate, soaring 24% from 2005 to 2010. But a shift to virtualization, cloud computing and improved data center management is reducing energy demand.
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Gartner: The IT spending implications of Brexit
The Brexit vote lowers the 2016 U.K. spending estimate between 2% and 5%, moving it into negative territory, Gartner said on Friday.
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Women use tablets, men prefer Smart TVs, says revealing U.S. data
The U.S. government is collecting data about tech device use in America and analyzing it -- and the data offers interesting insights about technology use in the 21st century.
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Report says criminals are better communicators than IT staffers
Humans remain the largest security risk, a new Verizon report says.
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Acer’s (almost) crush-proof, spill-proof Chromebook
If you've ever dropped, kicked or spilled coffee on your laptop -- or have wanted to -- this might be the one for you.
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Envisioning a 65-story datacentre
Two young architects have designed a data center that challenges how the structures are built. Instead of constructing a flat, sprawling complex, they are proposing a data center that reaches skyscraper heights.
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All-metal and $US299, Acer's Chromebook 14 targets IT pros
Acer this week announced a new Chromebook that shows just how much better these machines are getting.
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