Science fiction fans recognize Asimov’s prescient thoughts on robot
programming, captured in his three laws of robotics. In Asimov’s sci-fi
world, robots were all programmed to protect their humans (the first law), to
obey their humans (the second law) and to protect themselves (the third law).
These laws laid the foundation for many fantastic, futuristic […]
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The yearly Strata Data conference (formerly known as Hadoop World) will be
25-28 Sep 2017. This is the place to be to network with peers, learn lessons
from others in the field, and track the status of the greatest technological
solutions in the Big Data field. Topics include: AI, Big data & the Cloud,
Data […]
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There are seven key megatrends driving the future of enterprise IT. You can
remember them all with the helpful mnemonic acronym CAMBRIC, which stands
for Cloud Computing, Artificial Intelligence, Mobility, Big
Data, Robotics, Internet of Things, CyberSecurity.
In this post we dive deeper into Artificial Intelligence.
Artificial Intelligence is the discipline of thinking machines. The field is
growing dramatically with the proliferation of high powered computers into
homes and businesses and especially with the growing power of smartphones and
other mobile devices. Artificial int... (more)
As a former enterprise CTO and current technology watcher, I was struck at
the incredible brilliance of yesterday’s announcement by Dell and
Cloudera. In a move that will help enterprises of all sizes serve a very wide
range of missions, those two organizations have announced a new relationship
that will enable something that has never really existed before. Enterprises
can now buy a Hadoop-centric solution that has been validated from end-to-end
and is available from a single vendor. And they can do this on systems that
have hardware designed for performing Big Data analytics.
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Machine Learning May Be the Solution to Enterprise Security Woes
By Karl Zimmerman
For large enterprise organizations, it can be next-to-impossible to identify
attacks and act to mitigate them in good time. That's one of the reasons
executives often discover security breaches when an external researcher - or
worse, a journalist - gets in touch to ask why hundreds of millions of logins
for their company's services are freely available on hacker forums.
The huge volume of incoming connections, the heterogeneity of services, and
the desire to avoid false positives leave enterprise sec... (more)
Bob Gourley writes on enterprise IT. He is a founder and partner at Cognitio Corp and publsher of CTOvision.com
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