The IBM Watson supercomputer simultaneously depends on and drives DevOps. It relies on DevOps principles because a self-learning cognitive system needs continuous monitoring and continuous improvement to keep up with the volume of data being analyzed. Without DevOps Watson would […]
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Microsoft launched a new open source app services platform for Azure this week. The apps to be developed for the Azure platform will bring seamless connectivity functions and simplify data consumption for users—customers, Microsoft partners and organizations—on the Azure platform.
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In recent months Google has unveiled a plethora of items for Android users to sample. Making the list were the Android 5.0 “Lollipop”, significant changes to Google Wallet, an updated Google Maps app and—last but not least—a new Google Calendar
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Can providing the entire Earth with wireless Internet win one the Nobel prize for either science or the humanities? For one reason or the other, I believe the dynamic duo of Larry Page and Sergey Brin certainly think so. As
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IBM InterConnect had a lot of DevOps elements, but the event is much broader than just DevOps. However, some sessions end up being related to DevOps without ever mentioning the term or even alluding to it. One session I attended
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Two-speed IT is like taking a walk with a child. It’s simply a fact that the child’s legs are smaller. You can’t just walk at your speed and let the child walk at his or her speed. You’ll end up
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An estimated 20,000 people or so took over the MGM Grand and Mandalay Bay conference centers for IBM InterConnect 2015. IBM executives, experts and customers presented sessions and panel discussions to share information about DevOps, hybrid cloud, mobile app development
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When you die your books, CDs, DVDs, and print photographs will be sorted out and passed down to family and friends. What about your Kindle books, iTunes music and movies, and all the pictures you have posted on Instagram? Facebook
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Everyone’s familiar with the phrase “If you can’t beat ’em, join ’em.” Microsoft is utilizing its own variation on that theme to maintain relevance and dominance across all platforms and devices. It’s more of a “If you can’t bring customers
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Vint Cerf made some waves recently by suggesting that everyone needs to print all of those photos they have stored online if they want to be able to access them in the future. His point was primarily that image formats
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