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Soon, machine learning agents behind every application
Embedded machine learning technology is increasingly being incorporated into rich, predictive user interactions.
South Korean crypto exchange Bithumb hacked
South Korean cryptocurrency exchange Bithumb has been hacked and tokens worth 35 billion won ($31.5 million) have been stolen, following the hack on compatriot Coinrail earlier this month.
Auckland looks to 'gamify' public transport
The council-owned entity is looking to put its data to good use, embarking on a project with US-based Machine Zone to 'gamify' public transport.
Fujitsu using drones and analytics to protect native species
Project Owl was was born out of the idea of using technology to generate better sustainable and environmental outcomes.
Cubic to build Queensland's AU$371m transport ticketing system
Cubic will be responsible for upgrading the current system to allow for contactless payment via bankcards, mobile phones, and wearables on public transport.
Micron says good times to continue for memory
Both DRAM and flash memory pose plenty of technology challenges. At the VLSI Symposia, Micron explained how it has overcome these hurdles and why customers will continue to demand larger and faster memory.
Software licensing policy
Organizations spend a fortune on software licenses every year, and a lack of management around it can result in heavy fines. This policy will help you establish guidelines to make sure you're in compliance...
Microsoft's latest Windows Server 2019 test build includes first preview of Hyper-V 2019
The latest test builds of the next version of Microsoft's Windows Server include a first look at Hyper-V 2019, plus a new analytics feature called System Insights.
HPE plans to invest $4 billion to develop edge computing
The investment will cover R&D, products and consumption models for edge computing--an area that will combine 5G, IoT, cloud and analytics.
Telstra restructure axes 8,000 jobs
The Telstra2022 three-year program will see 8,000 jobs cut from the telco.
Nuance partners with Nexgen on voice recognition tools for first responders
The partnership gives Nuance a way to bring its Dragon Law Enforcement speech recognition product to a wider customer base that includes 911 call centers and EMT agencies.
