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DoE’s Argonne Lab super-charges COVID-19 drug discovery with AI
Tiernan Ray says the Argonne National Laboratory is accelerating its use of neural networks to find cures for COVID-19 -- with the help of a super-fast computer from Silicon Valley startup Cerebras Systems.
How to defeat average during times of uncertainty
Learning from challenges in some of the toughest deserts in the world, an ultra marathoner and high endurance athlete teaches us to embrace adversity and uncertainty, and to come out on the other side mentally stronger and resilient.
COVID-19 didn’t break your business. Data did.
The post-COVID-19 world is a data-driven world. Capturing all the data, in all its forms and formats, whether enterprises know they need it or not, is the new normal to survive.
Social distancing: Google's new tool lets you see a two metre gap with AR
The experimental feature creates a two-metre bubble displayed on top of your real environment.
Cloud-based apps are a new entry point for hackers, attacks increased by 630%
As more people work remotely, hackers are trying to gain access to cloud-based services.
Contact-tracing app: How much difference will it really make?
After a much-hype debut, the excitement around the UK's coronavirus contact-tracing app has dipped. What happened?
How the world's largest and fastest supercomputers are being used to understand the coronavirus
The UK is the first country outside the US to join the COVID-19 High Performance Computing consortium, which provides access to the world's fastest supercomputers for work on tackling the pandemic.
This new Trickbot malware update makes it even harder to detect
The notorious information-stealing trojan is one of the most prolific forms of malware out there - and has evolved yet again.
iPhone SE 2 or iPhone XR? SE 2 is $399 but now Apple's refurbished XR costs just $100 more
Apple's new iPhone SE with 4.7-inch screen starts at $399 but a refurbished iPhone XR with 6.1-inch screen is $499.
IBM on how AI and creativity go hand-in-hand
Dr. David Cox, IBM director of the MIT-IBM Watson AI lab of IBM Research, talks to Tonya Hall about the benefits of creative AI.
