Enterprise
Downsizing the Big Data Problem
Machine learning, the most common foundation for building artificial intelligence algorithms, absolutely requires big data to identify patterns. That turns out to be one of […]
Enterprise
Enterprise
If it’s not big, then it’s just data
Machine learning requires mounds of data to be able to characterize problems, craft and apply fixes, Mojo Networks CEO tells Wi-Fi industry. Mojo Networks’ […]
Enterprise
Open Wi-Fi: A Cure for TS?
Have you ever faced a purchasing decision so weighty and daunting that you delayed or avoided it altogether? I have a name for the phenomenon. […]
Enterprise
OCP: One Small Step for Open Wi-Fi …
Facebook founded the Open Compute Project seven years ago with a vision of building powerful, cost-efficient datacenters and networks. So imagine how demotivating it would […]
Enterprise
A Few Networking Technology Gems from Mobile World Congress
I didn’t get my valuables stolen outside the show this year. But inside, I did pick up a few gems. Check out my latest column […]
Enterprise
The Incredible Disappearing Ethernet Cable
Evidence that the digital transformation in the workplace is under way abounds. In conference rooms, break rooms and other common areas in buildings and around […]
Enterprise
DeX: Samsung Kicks Off New Product Category at Unpacked
The Galaxy S8/S8+ and the new Gear 360 VR camera grabbed most of the headlines from Samsung’s hour-long Unpacked reveal at Lincoln Center last week. […]
Consumer Tech
IoT for Business is the Business of Mobile World 2016
The glitzy new phones, VR headsets and drones grabbed the headlines at Mobile World Congress 2016. But it was IoT for business that made the […]
Consumer Tech
Apple’s (Big) Blue-print for the Enterprise
The partnership that Apple announced with Cisco is the latest piece in the company’s unfolding vision to break into the enterprise. IBM, which began working […]
Enterprise
Intel’s Coming-Out Party for the IoT
Personal computers, once the driver for Intel’s fortune, were difficult to spot during the 90-minute keynote at the Intel Developer Forum this week in San […]
Consumer Tech
To iOS or Not to iOS
Microsoft finally has given us a sign that the company understands its enterprise hegemony is at risk – and that it intends to do something […]
Enterprise
Great Time in IT for a Shopping Spree
Most IT managers are well aware that they have barely 200 shopping days to replace the Windows XP systems in their fleets before Microsoft stops […]