How GE software is making its mark on the Industrial Internet

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ITworld Today Jun 23, 2016 How GE software is making its mark on the Industrial Internet GE is using digital models of individual industrial assets, fed with data from the Internet of Things and tuned with machine learning, to drive efficiency. Read More ▶ Your Must-Read Stories • IBM leverages machine learning for hyper-local weather • Inside a phishing attack • Severe flaws in widely used archive library put many projects at risk • Hackers sold access to 170,000 compromised servers, many in the US • Apple fixes serious flaw in AirPort wireless routers • Cloud or on-prem? This big-data service now swings both ways • Is Apstra SDN? Same idea, different angle • 20 highest paid tech CEOs • Tech's biggest CEO raises and pay cuts • U.S. to have 200-petaflop supercomputer by early 2018 • The 10 most powerful supercomputers in the world • Gartner's top 10 security predictions • BlackBerry goes into the red as revenue drops by a third White Paper: Bit Stew Systems Why Machine Intelligence is the Key to Solving the Data Integration Problem for IIoT: ITworld White Paper Download this white paper to learn why a big data solution will not get the job done. Learn how to leverage machine intelligence with a purpose-built IIoT platform to solve the data integration problem. Read More ▶ IBM leverages machine learning for hyper-local weather New precision forecasts will help businesses in industries ranging from aviation and agriculture to energy generation and retail better respond to their environment. Read More ▶ Inside a phishing attack Several weeks ago, a key member of the WatchGuard Technologies finance team was targeted by a spear phishing attempt. Find out what they did to track down the phisher. Read More ▶ Severe flaws in widely used archive library put many projects at risk Researchers from Cisco Systems' Talos group found three severe flaws in libarchive that could impact a large number of software products and their users. Read More ▶ Hackers sold access to 170,000 compromised servers, many in the US The market for hacked servers might be much larger than previously thought with new evidence suggesting that hackers sold access to over 170,000 compromised servers since 2014, a third of them located in the U.S. Read More ▶ Apple fixes serious flaw in AirPort wireless routers Apple has released firmware updates for its AirPort wireless base stations in order to fix a vulnerability that could put the devices at risk of hacking. Read More ▶ Cloud or on-prem? This big-data service now swings both ways There are countless "as-a-Service" offerings on the market today, and typically they live in the cloud. Back in 2014, startup BlueData blazed a different trail by launching its EPIC Enterprise big-data-as-a-service offering on-premises instead. Read More ▶ Is Apstra SDN? Same idea, different angle One of the main goals of SDN (software-defined networking) is to make networks more agile to meet the changing demands of applications. A new Silicon Valley startup, Apstra, says it has an easier way to do the same thing. Read More ▶ 20 highest paid tech CEOs Oracle's two CEOs share the top spot in our ranking of tech CEO pay. See who else made the top 20. Read More ▶ Tech's biggest CEO raises and pay cuts Half of the CEO pay packages we analyzed grew in value from 2014 to 2015. Read More ▶ U.S. to have 200-petaflop supercomputer by early 2018 The Department of Energy is gearing up for an IBM system, named Summit, in its Oak Ridge National Laboratory. Read More ▶ The 10 most powerful supercomputers in the world It's that time again – the latest supercomputer power rankings have a mighty new champion. Read More ▶ Gartner's top 10 security predictions Gartner has taken a look at five key areas of security concern that businesses face this year and issued predictions on and recommendations about protecting networks and data from threats that will likely arise in each. Read More ▶ BlackBerry goes into the red as revenue drops by a third It looks as though BlackBerry CEO John Chen will still be in charge long enough to launch another couple of phones -- although don't expect any new flagship models. Read More ▶ White Paper: CyrusOne Scaling IT Infrastructure Securely, Rapidly and Inexpensively: ITworld White Paper Assessing the Build versus Lease Data Center Conundrum. Learn how infrastructure innovation can lower the total cost of IT operations and increase its agility and reliability, while enabling scalability at unprecedented speed. Read More ▶

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