At Google I/O, enterprises may get AI they can put to work

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May 18, 2017
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Fitbit ranks the fittest countries and U.S. cities

Are you sitting down? Probably. The results of anonymous, aggregated, global Fitbit user data reveals that the U.S. needs to seriously step up its game. Read More

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At Google I/O, enterprises may get AI they can put to work
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9 Considerations for Securing Web Apps in The Cloud

Effective security for cloud-hosted web applications requires full visibility into the environment in which the apps live and the potential exposure to vulnerabilities - and to do so consistently, while proactively monitoring for attacks without causing delays in application development and delivery. Read More

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At Google I/O, enterprises may get AI they can put to work

As Google I/O, the search giant's major developer conference, gets ready to kick off on Wednesday, enterprises will be curious to see if Google offers new artificial intelligence technology they can put to work. Read More

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Google's Chromebooks are getting a night mode to help you sleep better

Google is joining Apple and Microsoft and adding a night light feature to Chrome OS. Read More

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WWDC wish list: What we’d like from the Siri Speaker

Impeccable security, more third-party integrations, and a camera that turns off easily are on the top of our list. Read More

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Yes, Apple is building a car

All signs point to Apple building cars in the same way (and for the same reason) they build iPhones. Read More

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10th Annual State of The Network Study

The Tenth Annual State of the Network Global Study focuses a lens on the network team's role in security investigations. Results indicate that 88 percent of network teams are now spending time on security issues. In fact, out of 1,035 respondents, nearly 3 out of 4 spend up to 10 hours per week working exclusively on these types of problems - in addition to managing network upgrades, SDN, cloud, and big data initiatives. Read More

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