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The MKL libraries for accelerating math operations debuted in Intel's own Python distribution, but now other Pythons are following suit

The open source database for processing high-speed freeform data with SQL queries now has enterprise features, available as open source for faster developer uptake

Every security crisis presents the opportunity to point fingers, but that's just wasted energy. The criminals are at fault—and we need to work together to stop them

The addition of heterogenous memory management to the Linux kernel will unlock new ways to speed up GPUs, and potentially other kinds of machine learning hardware

The problem wasn't the length of time it took HP to respond to security researchers—it's that unreviewed code proliferates supply chains everywhere

IT teams have a gap of several weeks between when patches are released and deployed, giving criminals time to make WannaCry a reality

Need to switch Kubernetes contexts in a flash? Want to know what pods are burning up CPU? These tools have all that covered and more

Some of the new additions to Tectonic are still in beta, but many unlock enterprise-empowering features from the latest edition of Kubernetes

Users will no longer be locked into Ubuntu, and they can run multiple Linux distros side by side

Nvidia's software stack for running machine learning is built to use local resources, the Nvidia DGX-1 GPU system, or GPUs in the cloud

Here are four reasons why there's more to Microsoft's new database as a service than minimal management and greater flexibility

Cockroach Labs is also offering its enterprise features as open source and trusting enterprises will pay for what they use in production

You'd think the advent of 'webscale' NoSQL databases would have consigned MySQL to history. But you'd be very wrong

New consortium wants to eliminate a common source of slowdowns in the machine learning pipeline by keeping data processing on the GPU

Microsoft's security team fixed a type confusion flaw in its malware engine that affects practically all of its security products

Did the French president-elect's security team use cyberdeception techniques to fight off phishing attacks? Submitting fake credentials definitely qualifies

Horizontal-scaling and high-availability features are still for-pay only, but MapD wants its number-crunching platform to be integral to data science

Upstart languages are creeping closer to the lead in the monthly Tiobe popularity index as software is adopted by more and more domains

Buckaroo uses Facebook's Buck build system and has its own curated repository of packages

Python 2 faces official end-of-life in 2020, but it could hang around for those who still want it or need it