BlackBerry, best known for keyboard-toting smartphones, has found a new path back into the limelight. The Canadian firm shifted its concentration to enterprise services and cybersecurity. That concentration took a huge leap forward this week Read more…
Blockchain security is one of the most challenging security problems. With every new technology, it takes time and use for risks to emerge. It takes additional time to create a way to address those issues. Read more…
IBM continues to relentlessly pursue blockchain technology development. In July, IBM won a five year AUD 1 billion contract with the Australian government to provide data security-enhancing technologies, including blockchain, artificial intelligence, and automation. As Read more…
WozU, Steve Wozniak’s tech education creation, has teamed up with BlockGeeks to offer more than 30 courses and workshops for learning about blockchain technology. Wozniak’s education company transforms how individuals are educated with personalized, tech-based Read more…
Nestle, the world’s largest food company, has added itself to the growling line of food industrialists utilizing AI to personalize nutrition. The new “Nestle Wellness Ambassador” program in Japan utilizes AI to analyze photographs of Read more…
Whenever someone mentions AI, mental images are immediately conjured of movie robots taking over the world and fostering their own sinister agenda to the detriment of humankind. In the wake of issues like the Facebook Read more…
Blockchain is moving from testing phases to real-world platforms this year. Supply chain management is in high demand. Specialists are starting to crop up who remove inefficiencies and save companies money. Artificial intelligence, machine learning, Read more…
Blockchain technology might one day help manufacturers certify and trace 3-D-printed parts through their supply chains. 3-D printing manufacturers and experts at the Consensus 2018 conference in New York discussed a symbiotic relationship between blockchain Read more…
Increasingly, machines are talking back. And big tech groups like Microsoft Corp and Alphabet Inc. are grabbing their piece of the pie and running with it. For example, Microsoft’s Xiaoice, Chinese for “little Bing,” has Read more…