Interview with CEO, Infosys Ayan Pramanik & Raghu Krishnan | Bengaluru October 15, 2016 Last Updated at 00:43 IST http://mybs.in/2TIQTCY Copy tiny URL to save and share articles. Even after a better Q2, India’s second largest software exporter Infosys has lowered its revenue guidance to 8-9 per cent growth in FY17 in dollar terms. Chief …
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Cord cutting here for television fans. As streaming services open the digital landscape to televised content, cable providers are having to compete with a growing technological trend which is reducing their marketplace. USA TODAY These streaming devices will make any TV smart for $50 or less.(Photo: Amazon) Streaming devices are all the rage these days, …
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Forget everything you know about Microsoft’s Tay chatbot. It was a disaster, it didn’t work, the researchers behind it have likely all been fired or reassigned. In truth, it was a test of the Microsoft natural language processing algorithms, and it didn’t pass the test. Plus, Tay was never intended as something that proved Microsoft’s …
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Comparative searches on Ozlo and Google Assistant The society of intelligent agents now has a new member. His name is Ozlo, from the Palo Alto, California-based company of the same name. According to co-founder and CEO Charles Jolley, he’s the only independent intelligent agent left, now that Samsung has scooped up Viv. But the key …
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SoftBank sets up tech fund with $100B potential Yuri Kageyama, Associated Press October 14, 2016 Photo: Sam Yeh /AFP /Getty Images Image 1of/2 Caption Close Image 1 of 2 Japanese telecommunications and internet company SoftBank Group Corp. is setting up a $25 billion private fund for technology investments with the potential to grow to $100 …
In a sign of some consolidation in the standards work being done by various groups for the “internet of things,” AllSeen and Open Connectivity Forum have agreed to merge their work under the OCF name. This will bring interoperability between the devices using the AllJoyn and OCF’s IoTivity open source projects, both of which will …
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Which talking speaker do you want controlling your home? For over a year now, a lot of people have wanted Google to launch a product that competed directly with Amazon’s Echo speaker. Something that you could call out to from across the room that connected to all of your Google services and gave commands to …
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Simple Control started out as Roomie Remote, creating software for home automation do-it-yourselfers.But don’t let the DIY background fool you. The company, known for its rich integration capabilities, has been targeting the home-technology installation channel for many years, especially since 2014 when Sanus founder Jim Wohlford joined Roomie founder Will Price and launched what we …
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Dell is now adding systems integrators to its IoT Solutions Partner Program, aiming to reach a broader range of vertical industries. “No supplier can do this by themselves. The market is evolving and fragmented, and Dell’s taking the approach to talk to as many partners as possible,” said Al Zelasko, director, global channel manager of …
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