Software
AWS not playing fair with open source projects, claims Redis Labs
AWS is all take and no give, says database firm
Automation with a human touch: Introducing AI at insurer Hiscox
CIO Ian Penny runs through the ways AI and ML can streamline processes and reduce the drudgery of mundane tasks
AI has an explainability problem
Rainbird CEO Ben Taylor on keeping humans at the centre of decision making
How clean is your software supply chain?
With malware now pervasive and high-profile organisations being breached every day, Computing invites IT leaders to a networking dinner for sharing best practise
Business buy-in stands in the way of AI adoption
IT must learn how to manage the business, as well as systems, to secure investment in AI
Technology advances have put an end to the 'AI winter'
Large data volumes, higher compute power and real-world challenges mean that AI investment will not slow down again, says Auto Traders' David Hoyle
Artificial intelligence: the potential and the reality
A look at AI and machine learning in the UK today
Migrating to Linux: the basis of digital transformation
SAP is moving HANA exclusively to Linux - Sabine Soellheim explains why
We are a long way from achieving 'pure' AI, says AutoTrader's David Hoyle
AI that can truly replace humans is still in the distant future, and automation has a long way to go
Microsoft facing GDPR fine over Office 365 telemetry
25,000 'events' Office 365 recorded and shared among 30 engineering teams at Microsoft
What features to look for in choosing a content collaboration platform
Collaboration has never seen easier, but with so many tools available choosing the right one can be difficult
The impact of Golang on systems development at bet365
Alan Reed, head of sports development at Hillside Technology, part of bet365, explains the tools and skills needed by his firm - including programming language Golang
Brexit: SAP User Group calls for clarity over software vendors' Brexit plans
ERP software users need to know how vendors will cover the UK's exit from the European Union
SAP acquires Qualtrics for $8bn
SAP digs deep to acquire Qualtrics' 'customer experience' software
New Microsoft Windows 10 bug downgrades users' Pro licences
New glitch comes just weeks after latest Windows update had to be be temporarily withdrawn
Broadcom axes CA Technologies staff in large-scale layoffs following $19bn acquisition
Monday: Broadcom CEO "welcomes" CA staff into "the Broadcom family". Friday: Mass layoffs reported
Why the only way is up for mobile game revenues
Mark Robinson, CEO of deltaDNA, discusses changing mobile gaming revenues and which new trends are finding success
Optimised bidding and targeted advertising is a job for AI, says MediaGamma
UCL offshoot MediaGamma is focused on an AI layer to manage real-time bidding
IBM to buy Red Hat in deal valuing the open-source software company at $34bn
Red Hat governance, brands, headquarters and facilities to be retained under IBM ownership
Why Mastercard, Atom Bank and others have adopted the API economy
The API economy will be a new engine for digital innovation and growth, argues MuleSoft founder Ross Mason
SAP wants to bring together automation, machine learning and artificial intelligence in a single stack
The software giant will release a single end-to-end stack next year
Google's antitrust compliance plan to license Android apps for up to €40
Google responds to European Commission antitrust ruling with Android licensing scheme
AI - where does the liability lie?
Emma Stevens, a dispute resolution specialist at law firm Coffin Mew, explains who should be responsible when AI goes wrong
Peter Cochrane: The rise and rise of ignorance
It's not just politicians who are increasingly eschewing knowledge and expertise - business is too, warns Peter Cochrane
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