Month: November 2016

Intel has set out more plans for its focus on artificial intelligence (AI) and claimed that it will reduce the time to train a deep learning model by up to 100 times within the next three years. At the...

On the opening day of Connect, the 2016 SAP UK & Ireland User Group conference in Birmingham, it was revealed that 5% of customers are using S/4 Hana, and 12% have not heard of the ERP system

We examine the current state of play in the ongoing competition between the Linux and Unix server operating systems

3D printing is being used in the UAE in a number of industries, and is becoming a regional hub for a technology that could help rebuild war-torn parts of the Middle East

Symantec has announced a $2.3bn deal for LifeLock, a security firm aimed at the consumer market, which it sees as an increasingly important area as digital technology becomes core to everyone’s lives....

Nvidia has unveiled a new supercomputer, the DGX SaturnV, that it has claimed is the most energy efficient supercomputer of all time. The machine boasts an impressive 63,488GB of RAM and 60,512 Intel...

Labour's shadow home secretary Diane Abbott says that wider society must now debate the controversial Investigatory Powers Bill, despite Parliamentary approval

Ofcom has outlined rules for the forthcoming 2017 spectrum auctions that include banning BT from bidding for one half of the frequency up for grabs. The auction is centred around 190MHz of spectrum in...

Sports retailer to adopt online software to identify best job candidates worldwide after its use led to double-digit productivity growth in US stores

AISA pushing forward with professional standards plan.