Google will build its own new virtual reality headset after all
Google will build its own version of a new virtual reality headset after all, the company’s VR chief revealed today.
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Diane Greene: Google cloud can support ‘big proportion’ of IT industry
Google is completely committed to the enterprise and cloud computing, senior VP Diane Greene insisted at the company's I/O developer conference.
Google debuts a ‘new’ mobile app platform at I/O: Firebase
Google is announcing today at its I/O developer conference a number of new ways for developers to market their apps to the most lucrative potential users and measure result, including new analytics from its mobile back-end as a service unit Firebase.
At I/O, Google promises virtual assistant, home voice hub, chat and video apps
Google aims to catapult itself ahead of the pack in mobile, virtual reality, the cloud and more at its I/O developer conference opening today.
MindMeld aims to make those frustrating commerce chatbots smarter
MindMeld, one of the pioneers behind conversational AI, will roll out a version of its bot platform today specifically for retailers and e-commerce companies.
What’s coming at Google I/O: cloud, VR and a lot of Android
Android, virtual reality, 3-D sensing and cloud technology will be featured at this week's annual Google I/O developer conference.
Meet Parsey McParseface, Google’s open-source tool to help machines understand language
Google is releasing SyntaxNet, an AI tool intended to unlock the secrets of natural language understanding, into open source.
Cloud chief Diane Greene on how Google can beat Amazon and Microsoft
Google cloud and enterprise chief Diane Greene spoke about entrepreneurship and how Google aims to catch up to cloud leaders Amazon Web Services and Microsoft Azure.
As AI moves to the chip, mobile devices are about to get much smarter
The branch of artificial intelligence called deep learning , responsible for self-driving cars and instant language translation on mobile phones, is about to find its way into every other object imaginable.
Booming web services blast Amazon’s Q1 profits past forecast
Amazon.com Inc.’s cloud business again helped the online retailer post a much better-than-expected profit in the first quarter reported today.