Big Data and Analytics
AWS' new tool is designed to mitigate AI bias
SageMaker Clarify can discover potential bias during data preparation and after training, says AWS
Bosch Power Tools' metamorphosis into a data company with Kafka
'The overarching goal is to connect all the devices so we can have an overview from birth to trash'
China proposes global initiative on data security
The move appears to be aimed at addressing widespread concerns around the Chinese government's involvement with domestic firms
APM 4.0: from cost centre to revenue stream
Organisations must reimagine the benefits of asset performance management, says Kim Custeau of AVEVA
How the British Council began to re-assess 85 years of data
The British Council, a cultural relations organisation reaching across borders, had decades of information, but struggled to access and use it
APM 4.0 for Industry 4.0: The five key essentials
How can businesses realise the results of APM 4.0?
The next stage of DevOps: Bringing the data along for the ride
Google, database and visualisation luminaries discuss the next stages in data democratisation
IBM joins business groups and academics to urge government to back £100m 'International Centre for AI, Energy and Climate'
Proposed centre could support the transition to a net zero economy and improve the competitiveness of the UK's AI sector, coalition says
Clothing retail is in bad shape but Gymshark is fighting fit. The secret? Data, says CDO Gemma Hulbert
A data-driven culture based on self-service analytics has helped the fitness firm stay fast on its feet
Today's data platforms are not fit for the future, says Scality
Richard Feltham, sales director at Scality, says traditional data storage isn’t designed to handle today’s petabyte-scale, always-on, global cloud, edge-connected world
UK organisations face significant data sharing challenges, but intend to share more anyway
New research from Computing shows the extent of the data-sharing challenge, as organisations admit plans to share more data with their partners in future despite regulatory and other difficulties
Data virtualisation can help to save both lives and economies
By creating such a logical architecture, data virtualisation enables those fighting Covid-19 to access data quickly and from anywhere
Microsoft builds huge cloud-based AI supercomputer for OpenAI
'Top 5' supercomputer features 285,000 processor cores and 10,000 GPUs
Delivering a customer 360 view at Hermes
Courier firm's data infrastructure overhaul is helping push up standards and drive new opportunities, says head of data services Matt Peckham
Cutting fleet car costs with telemetry
Telemetry can open a window on the murky world of fleet vehicle usage, says Total WayKonect
Google's Carbon-Intelligent Computing Platform matches data centre demand with renewable supply
Approach mirrors the growing use of time-of-use energy tariffs and demand response platforms
It's deadline day for the Computing AI & Machine Learning Awards
Don't delay, get your entry in today!
DataStax's Cassandra Kubernetes operator reaches GA, aims to simplify deploying clusters at scale
Cassandra is an ideal data store for Kubernetes, company says
Do we really want Palantir embedded in the NHS?
Beware bad policy made in haste because of coronavirus, say campaigners
Peter Cochrane: Experts, damn experts
The COVID-19 coronavirus outbreak should concentrate some people’s minds about the importance of experts, argues Professor Peter Cochrane
Health secretary Matt Hancock: Coronavirus response work covered by exemptions from GDPR
'GDPR has a clause excepting work in the overwhelming public interest', says Secretary of State for Health Matt Hancock
PC gamers and researchers asked to donate GPU and CPU time to help fight coronavirus
The deadly virus has already killed more over 6,300 people worldwide
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