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As 5G, Edge Computing and Hybrid Multiclouds Converge, Industries Will Be Transformed – Forbes

7 Crucial Questions About Quantum Computing and Cybersecurity

Asus debuts new mini PC and hobbyist boards for AI edge computing workloads – VentureBeat

Edge Computing Trends for 2020 & the Next Decade – Data Center Frontier

The adoption of eUICCs and iSIMs for IoT is forcing vendors to adapt their strategies

The adoption of eUICCs and iSIMs for IoT is forcing vendors to adapt their strategies

Jessica Rivers July 2020
Musk says Neuralink will solve a lot of brain and spine injuries

Musk says Neuralink will solve a lot of brain and spine injuries

Ryan Barllot July 2020
Can We Utilize an Infrared Camera to Detect a Fever?

Can We Utilize an Infrared Camera to Detect a Fever?

John Dykes July 2020
IoT Security: What Engineering Leaders Need to Know

IoT Security: What Engineering Leaders Need to Know

John Dykes July 2020
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2020 AI Predictions: Wholistic Adoption, AI-Enabled Business Analysts, Applied AI on Rise

John Dykes January-2
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Specialized AI Chip Market Seen Expanding Rapidly

John Dykes January-2
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Cars Careening Out-of-Control In Crash Mode: The Case Of AI Autonomous Cars

John Dykes January-2
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Stockholm Syndrome and AI Autonomous Cars

John Dykes January-7

Artificial Intelligence

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Construction begins on £22.4 million National Robotarium in the UK

Ryan Barllot March 4, 2021

The UK has begun construction of a £22.4 million National Robotarium in Edinburgh which aims to solidify the country as a leader in AI and robotics. UK Government Minister for Scotland...

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DeepMind and Protein Folds at CASP14: 2 Alpha 2 Fold

John Dykes March 3, 2021

DeepMind’s AlphaFold & the Protein Folding Problem In case you missed the news, the protein structure prediction problem was solved recently!  A common way to introduce the protein folding problem is by comparing...

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Why Python Is Best for Machine Learning

John Dykes March 2, 2021

Today, most companies are using Python for AI and Machine Learning. With predictive analytics and pattern recognition becoming more popular than ever, Python development services are a priority for high-scale enterprises...

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How Machine Learning Helps Analytics Be More Proactive

John Dykes February 28, 2021

"Many organizations claim that their business decisions are data-driven. But they often use the term "data-driven" to mean reporting key performance metrics based on historical data — and using analysis...

Internet Of Things

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Construction begins on £22.4 million National Robotarium in the UK

Ryan Barllot March 4, 2021

The UK has begun construction of a £22.4 million National Robotarium in Edinburgh which aims to solidify the country as a leader in AI and robotics. UK Government Minister for Scotland...

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The Basics of Embedded Systems and the Internet of Things

Jessica Rivers March 3, 2021

Embedded systems are everywhere. Almost any electrical device you interact with that is more complicated than a simple light switch contains a digital processor that reads input data from its environment,...

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Five steps to successful global IoT deployment: A guide

Ryan Barllot March 3, 2021

The multi-layered complexity of IoT services and on-going challenges around global connectivity, data and devices, has contributed to a large number of project failures, delaying the critical mass of IoT connected...

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The Rise of Gen Z: Considerations for Tech-Savvy Tenants

John Dykes March 2, 2021

It seems like yesterday that Millennials were the new renters on the block, slowly taking over from Gen Xers to become the new majority. Suddenly, Gen Z is beginning to gain...

Edge Computing

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Akamai’s Lelah Manz: Agencies Should Look at How Edge Computing Complements Cloud-Based Centralization – GovConWire

Ryan Barllot March 4, 2021

Akamai's Lelah Manz: Agencies Should Look at How Edge Computing Complements Cloud-Based Centralization  GovConWire...

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Construction begins on £22.4 million National Robotarium in the UK

Ryan Barllot March 4, 2021

The UK has begun construction of a £22.4 million National Robotarium in Edinburgh which aims to solidify the country as a leader in AI and robotics. UK Government Minister for Scotland...

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DeepMind and Protein Folds at CASP14: 2 Alpha 2 Fold

John Dykes March 3, 2021

DeepMind’s AlphaFold & the Protein Folding Problem In case you missed the news, the protein structure prediction problem was solved recently!  A common way to introduce the protein folding problem is by comparing...

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API Security Weekly: Issue #123

Ryan Barllot March 3, 2021

This week, we learn about the recent serious API vulnerability in VMware vCenter (if you have one, update ASAP!), why query and path parameters cannot be trusted for confidential data, how...

Blockchain

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AI Is Booming Vaccine Supply Chain—From Blockchain To Big Data

John Dykes February 4, 2021

COVID-19 cases are increasing at an astonishing rate around the globe. 96.2 million cases have occurred globally, out of which 2.06 million people have died. This immense rate of patient’s data...

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Vision Of The Future: 2021 Supply Chain Predictions

John Dykes January 19, 2021

January 19, 2021 Source: Forbes| Richard Howells, Vice President – Solution Management for Digital Supply Chain, SAP “Making predictions is hard, especially about the future.” This quote has been attributed to...

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How tech companies realign supply chain costs

John Dykes January 12, 2021

November 17, 2020 Source: Grant Thornton Four moves that mid-market companies can make Mid-market technology companies need to be creative about supply chain cost management. Unlike large technology companies, they might...

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Frankfurt Airport is using IOTA to verify COVID-19 test results

Ryan Barllot January 11, 2021

Frankfurt Airport is using the IOTA DAG (Direct Acyclic Graph) to securely and privately verify the COVID-19 results of passengers. COVID-19 is set to continue causing disruptions to our lives for...

Security

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API Security Weekly: Issue #123

Ryan Barllot March 3, 2021

This week, we learn about the recent serious API vulnerability in VMware vCenter (if you have one, update ASAP!), why query and path parameters cannot be trusted for confidential data, how...

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Insights for Executing Cybersecurity in Your SAP Systems

Ryan Barllot March 3, 2021

The sheer volume of data in SAP systems that demands optimum protection is increasing atunprecedented levels. As a result, the need for advanced, sophisticated cybersecurity mechanisms built on people, processes, and...

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Top 9 Most Damaging Data Breaches at Major Companies

Ryan Barllot March 2, 2021

Data breaches impact countless companies across all industries. When choosing the top cybersecurity incidents, we considered: The scope of the breach Type of information accessed Overall damage done  Many of these breaches...

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Risky Business: Preparedness Lessons Learned from the Florida Water Plant Hack

Ryan Barllot February 25, 2021

You’d be hard-pressed to find someone in the IT security space who will argue against the importance of risk preparedness. Unfortunately, more often than not, people will talk-the-talk without walking the...

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