To predict the future of open data and open databases, Percona CEO Peter Zaitsev suggests that we need to look backwards to early mainframe machines. If we track the next 70 years of progress through to today, then we can perhaps get some idea of what’s coming next.

Computer vision, or machine vision, is an important business trend that will transform many industries and many business processes. Here we look at three not so obvious examples to showcase that it is important for any industry.

Two online courses Google established for employees on racial injustice after George Floyd died in police custody don’t work, NBC News reported.

The complexity of the data landscape means that there are a multitude of data sources and data interfaces out there, so being able to work across that complexity from an abstracted front end interface without having to traverse multiple backend guts is the goal.

Today at Pure Accelerate, Pure's partner and customer conference, Pure Storage repositioned its FlashArray into something wholly new.

Index Ventures led a $25 million funding round into Transcend, a data privacy startup.

Though members of the Forbes Under 30 community won’t be able to physically convene in Detroit this year, they will gather remotely this year for Forbes’ first-ever virtual hackathon.

Though members of the Forbes Under 30 community won’t be able to physically convene in Detroit this year, they will gather remotely this year for Forbes’ first-ever virtual hackathon.

A look at the technology driving contact tracing and why data is critical to success with future contact tracing efforts.

There is a surprising amount of commonality between the issues faced by the autism community and the challanges of autonomous vehicles.

At the major technology companies, a college degree and the mountains of debt that may come with it – aren’t required and may not be necessary to get your foot in the door, Business Insider reported, quoting Tesla CEO Elon Musk and other executives.

Data has become a vital asset to all companies, big or small, and across all sectors. In order to extract value from that data businesses need the right analytics or BI (Business Intelligence) tools to make it happen. Here we look at the top 10 analytics and BI tools available today.

Emerging memory developments enable nonvolatile memory devices that will replace current volatile memory, as shown at the 2020 IEEE IMW. These developments will result in growth of emerging memory for standalone and embedded applications that will create $36B in revenue by 2030.

Poring through spreadsheets and records is not exciting, but for those that understand the value of data, using AI to discover hidden gems within an organization changes everything.

The technology industry’s answer to the information jumble out there is Enterprise Content Management (ECM) systems. These software platforms are designed to help wrangle, manage, transform and secure data so that user can get access to information records they need to do their job.

Analysts say antitrust probes into Facebook and Google could drive down the value of the companies by more than $200 billion.

As many of us would perhaps have expected, healthcare research is being bolstered by information technology and the widespread use of data intelligence at many levels.

Recent surveys, studies, forecasts and other quantitative assessments of AI highlight the impact of robots on jobs and the widespread adoption of AI in enterprises worldwide

The cloud computing sector has been heating up with Microsoft Azure and Google Cloud giving fierce competition to Amazon Web Services. Apple’s recent moves point towards gearing up its cloud infrastructure for its services. Will Apple open up these services for outside companies?

From early checkers-playing bots developed in the 1950s to today’s deep learning-powered bots that can beat even the best players at games like chess, Go and DOTA, the idea of machines that can find solutions to puzzles is as old as AI itself, if not older.