Gavin Clarke
Huawei bets big on big-data ARM server
Huawei is rolling the dice on server ARM for big data, with a CPU it claims beats the […]
Never heard of a ‘mainframe’? Compuware will see you now
Love or loath mainframes, they’re always there and the dilemma facing anyone building modern systems down the decades […]
Team Ruby buffs up JIT gem
Ruby’s high-water mark may be long past, but fans keep building and have now released version 2.6.0. Previewed in […]
Surviving Blockchain’s Cambrian explosion inside Hyperledger’s big temple
Eyebrows were raised when the Enterprise Ethereum Alliance and Linux Foundation’s Hyperledger become associate members of each other’s […]
Mad, bad and dangerous – not in a good way. Boffins roast serverless
Serverless might be the future but in its present form serverless is not just embarrassing – and could […]
Facebook releases DeepFocus to open source
Facebook has open sourced DeepFocus, the AI-powered framework inside its Half Dome varifocal headset unveiled earlier this year. […]
Clueless on Kubernetes? You’re not alone, says Heptio
Kubernetes may seem like manifest destiny but just getting started remains one of its biggest hurdles with the […]
OpenStack Swift object store makes it a double for AWS S3
OpenStack’s Swift object store has been updated for the second time this year for Amazon’s S3. Version 2.20.0 […]
Ready for a go? Facebook opens PyText NLP framework to all
Hard on the heals of declaring its PyTorch tensor and neural network library “production ready” Facebook has open […]
“Only good AI from now on,” promises Google as it swears off facial recognition
Google, taken to task by employees this year for participating in a US military project on computer vision […]