Last week, several news organizations, including DevX, reported that HP planned to shut down its public cloud computing services after executive Bill Hilf told The New York Times, “We thought
Google Cloud customers with users in or near Los Angeles, San Francisco, Chicago, London, Paris, Stockholm and several others cities could soon see a performance boost from the cloud computing
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) is working on a new four-year project to create software that can update itself. The Building Resources Adaptive Software Systems (BRASS) initiative hopes
Amazon Web Services (AWS) has announced a new cloud-based machine-learning analytics services for the Internet of Things (IoT). “Even if you’re a developer who’s never worked in machine learning, you’ll
The New York Times is reporting that HP is rethinking its cloud computing plans and getting rid of its public cloud offerings. Bill Hilf, the head of HP?s cloud business,
For years, Java and .NET have dominated enterprise application development, but Forrester is predicting that will change as more enterprises adopt JavaScript and Node.js. In fact, it predicts this change
Microsoft hasn’t yet officially launched Windows 10, codenamed Threshold, but already rumors are flying about the next version of Windows after that. Unnamed sources tell Neowin and ZDNet that the
These days, most enterprise application development teams regularly incorporate open source code into their applications. Keeping track of all that code and any security vulnerabilities it includes can be very
CoreOS has launched Tectonic, a new containerization platform that unites the company’s Docker-centric Linux distribution with Google’s Kubernetes for container management and orchestration. The announcement makes CoreOS the first company