Google says welcome to the Cloud 2.0
Enterprises' initial entrance into the cloud is over and they are witnessing the arrival of the Cloud 2.0. That's the word from Diane Greene, senior vice president for Google's cloud businesses.
Stories by Sharon Gaudin
Google goes after the enterprise, but at I/O, proof is MIA
Some users and industry analysts attending Google I/O this week said they didn't see evidence of a business focus at the developer conference.
Google dives into the future with a focus on A.I.
With much of what Google announced during the first day of its I/O developer conference focused on helping users answer questions before they even think of them, artificial intelligence is proving critical for the company's strategy.
Google gets smart with Google Assistant and Google Home
Google is launching a smart personal assistant that uses artificial intelligence and search that does more than just answer questions; It lets them control their devices, too.
Google takes the wraps off Allo and Duo
Google announced two new communications apps, Allo and Duo, at Google I/O, the company’s 10th annual developer conference.
Google I/O: Expect A.I., virtual reality
Virtual reality and artificial intelligence -- as well as cars, drones and other self-driving gizmos -- are expected to get big play at this week's Google I/O developer's conference.
Facebook fires back at political allegations
U.S. Senator wants to know who is ultimately responsible for approving Facebook's top trending topics and whether news curators excluded stories related to conservative views.
At Stitch Fix, data scientists and A.I. become personal stylists
Stitch Fix, an online subscription and apparel shopping service, uses A.I. and a team of about 60 data scientists to help stylists serve customers.
IBM makes quantum computing available in the cloud
IBM Research is making its quantum processor available to the public via IBM's cloud to any desktop or mobile device.
Facebook in the zone: 5 things it’s doing right
With all the positive news that came out of Facebook's earnings call, the social networking giant has hit the zone.
Despite growth, Twitter still disappoints
Twitter is a company doing really cool things, but it continues to disappoint investors.
Google 'moonshots' not yet profitable
Longer-term projects like driverless cars, wearables and connectivity balloons carry hefty tab; the very-profitable company makes its money from Android, search and other 'core' tech.
Intel refocusing itself, and its revenue stream, on cloud
Analysts expect Intel to increase its investment in private cloud tech -- areas in which it already has strength.
Going to Google I/O? Start planning your schedule now
The conference's change of location has had many speculating on why Google would switch to an outdoor site. Could the company be preparing to show off its autonomous cars or robotics?
YouTube dives into VR, live-streaming with 360 video
YouTube announced today that it is launching live streaming of 360-degree videos.