Fear of the cloud has evaporated. Instead, most companies now use at least several public clouds, from AWS to Azure to Salesforce to Slack. Hence the ascendance of the term “multicloud,” which now encompasses not just the management of...
It’s become possible to collect masses of data about people and to use that data to make predictions and decisions. It could be possible, for example, to collect data about how a person uses a touchscreen to predict whether...
Back in January when scientists at the University of Queensland received funding to rapidly develop and test new vaccines, the goal was to help stop the world's next epidemic.Faced with the growing and urgent threat of emerging infectious diseases,...
Your home is now your work place, playground, meditation studio, dine-in restaurant, neighborhood bar, refuge, and movie theater. Point being, you're spending a lot of time in it. You may as well prevent the air inside from making you...
Michael McLaren speaks with Mark McCrindle about what happens to all of your data when using your credit card, the internet, and fly-buys. Download this podcast here Source
There are two voice assistants locked in a tug-of-war over who controls the smart speakers in your house: Amazon's Alexa and Google Assistant. We prefer Google. Its Assistant answers questions more accurately, it has a simpler setup process, and...
So it’s no wonder that teachers across the world are trying to spice up their virtual lesson plans by meeting their students where they spend their free time and attention: on social media platforms and games. Subreddits devoted to...
This isn't the first time that we must question whether "seeing" is in fact "believing" getty Earlier this week the YouTube channel Shamook highlighted the latest Deepfake technology in which...
An FDA advisory panel authorizes the first vaccine, the US hits grim milestones, and cases rise worldwide. Here’s what you should know: Want to receive this weekly roundup and other coronavirus news? Sign up here!HeadlinesFDA advisory panel authorizes the...
How bits work You’ve probably heard before that computers store things in 1s and 0s. These fundamental units of information are known as bits. When a bit is “on,” it corresponds with a 1; when it’s “off,” it turns...
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