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Twitter Reveals Timetable For Platform Safety Changes, Explains Why It Takes Time
Twitter releases a calendar detailing safety changes it will roll out and explains why new policies take time to launch.
Apple, GE Team Up For Industrial IoT Apps, Launching SDK This Month
Apple and General Electric announce their partnership for industrial IoT apps.
Zcash Brings Privacy Technology To JPMorgan
Now all businesses can use cryptography for private contracts.
Online Hate: Jack Dorsey Says Twitter Will Roll Out 'More Aggressive" Rules'
Twitter promises to take a stronger stance against unwanted sexual advances, hate symbols, violent groups, more.
Sonic Hack: Restaurant Confirms Malware Stole Customer Credit Cards
Sonic confirmed malware infected the restaurant's point of sale system and was used to steal customer credit card numbers, which are now being sold on the dark web.
From Light To Sound: Digital Information Storage For Photonic Circuits
Researchers from University of Sydney have created a microchip that converts data from photons into acoustics and then back to the optical domain, and it could change the way computers work.
Blockchain Insurance Collective B3i Launches Reinsurance Beta In Monte Carlo
B3i has 15 members including the likes of Aegon, Swiss Re, Allianz and Zurich Insurance Group.
Wells Fargo Scandal: Banks Tap Watson To Monitor Employee Activity
Banks and financial institutions are tapping IBM's Watson to surveil of employees in the wake of a major scandal at Wells Fargo.
HSBC And IBM Develop Cognitive Intelligence Solution To Digitise Global Trade
IBM helps HSBC to automate processing of millions of documents used daily in international commerce.
IBM Enlists Walmart, Nestlé, Unilever, Dole For Food Safety Blockchain
The goal of the IBM Blockchain Platform is to hold an immutable record of where something comes from, what time it arrives, what time it leaves, what temperature it is and more.
Sweden Cryptocurrency Boom: Top 3 Swedish Fintech Startups To Watch
Sweden's fintech scene is booming in Stockholm.
Extreme Vetting: Tech Companies Meet With ICE To Build Vetting Program
A number of tech companies including IBM and Red Hat met with United States Immigration and Customs Enforcement to discuss building an "extreme vetting" program.
IBM Should Adopt Corda, R3's Richard Brown Says
Richard Gendal Brown, chief technology officer at R3, was previously executive architect for banking and financial markets at IBM.
IBM's AI Is Improving Healthcare By Advancing Cancer, Schizophrenia Research
Schizophrenia affects 2.2 million in the U.S., according to the National Institute of Medical Health.
Why The Future Of Artificial Intelligence Should Be Scared Of AI
Will the robots come to control us?
Accenture Reveals Secrets For AI, Machine Learning
How do data scientists differentiate themselves?
The 'Fintech' Approach To Data Science And Machine Learning
"Without this specialisation and domain knowledge, it's very hard to rise above the noise," says Dr Tristan Fletcher, research director of Thought Machine.
Petya Ransomware: How Businesses Can Prepare Against Similar Cyber Attacks
Recent cyberattacks like Petya and WannaCry have caught businesses off guard, highlighting the need for investment in cybersecurity defenses.
How AI Technology Adoption In Healthcare Is Changing The Industry
The medical field is one of the latest to get bitten with the AI bug, as AI can free up doctors' time for critical care.
Bitcoin Prices Surge, Here's Why Cryptocurrency Is Skyrocketing
Cryptocurrency... so hot right now. Bitcoin surges above $2,700. Economic shifts in China are one of many factors propelling cryptocurrency to record-breaking prices.
Santiago Stock Exchange Will Be The First In Latin America To Use Blockchain
Chile’s largest stock exchange, the Santiago Stock Exchange, will soon be the first market in Latin America to use a blockchain-based securities lending solution.
IoT Security: Government Accountability Office Highlights Risks Posed By Internet Of Things
The U.S. Government Accountability Office released a report on the internet of things, highlighting the security risks of web-connected devices.
The Future Of Robots, Artificial Intelligence And Computer Science
What seemed impossible just a couple of decades ago is startlingly easy today.
IBM Storewize Malware: Company Tells Customers To Destroy Flash Drive That Contains Malware
IBM is advising its customers to destroy a flash drive that it shipped with its Storewize systems because the drive may contain malware.
Bitcoin Price Reaches All-Time High, Continues Upward Trend In 2017
The price of Bitcoin recently hit an all-time high, now worth around $1,400 per coin. The market value of this digital blockchain technology is making dramatic gains despite the slow march of regulation.
Elon Musk Introduces New Company, Neuralink, Which Plans To Merge Human Brains With Computers
Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk is now heading another company, Neuralink, which wants to connect human brains with computers.
Quantum Computer Duel: Trapped Ion And Superconducting Devices Go Head-To-Head
A team of researchers attempted to answer a longstanding question — which architecture, trapped ions or a superconducting device, creates faster and more reliable quantum computers?
Open-Sourcing Code, Collaboration — Fintech — Changing Financial Services Industry
Fintech lends itself to specialization and cooperation among small startups.
Making Pristine Graphene Without Wrinkles For More Efficient Devices
A 2D material only an atom wide, graphene has extraordinary conductive properties, but they are negatively affected by physical imperfections in the material.
H-1B Visas Get New Guidelines To Fight Fraud, Abuse As Annual Lottery Begins
Trump administration says it's cracking down on abuse, fraud and discrimination against U.S. workers.


