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An AI to make practical decisions and to play Flappy Bird
Babak Hodjat and his lean team of machine learning scientists at Cognizant believe they’ve shown a form of evolutionary computation that can transform corporate decision making. Winning at Flappy Bird is just the start.
Amazon makes device SDK integration easier with Amazon Common Software
The software, currently in preview, streamlines the process of implementing key functions like connectivity, networking and authentication.
Agency in charge of IT support for the White House discloses data breach
The Defense Information Systems Agency (DISA) handles IT and telecommunications support for the White House, US diplomats, and military troops.
Best satellite phone communication gadgets for 2020: Garmin inReach, SPOT, Iridium GO, and more
Need a phone that will work where your smartphone won't? You need a satellite phone! And there are a few options available.
Stalkerware infections grew by 60% in 2019, says Kaspersky
Kaspersky says 67,500 unique users had stalkerware apps installed on their phones in 2019.
Microsoft previews Microsoft Defender ATP for Linux
Believe it or not, Microsoft is readying its Microsoft Defender Advanced Threat Protection for Linux servers. Yes, you read that right: Linux servers.
Microsoft to open Azure regions in Spain, expands Telefonica relationship
Microsoft will be serving up Azure, Office 365 and Dynamics 365 from its coming cloud datacenters in Spain, and Telefonica will be delivering more capabilities from this new region once it opens.
Dirty iPhone? Here's one flu and coronavirus safeguard: Clean your device now
The smartphone in our pockets has become our dirty secret.
What’s next in 5G for Qualcomm? mmWave boosts, 5G factories, MIMO networks, and more
Qualcomm has revealed a host of new 5G technologies as well as the vendors adopting its chips for 5G-enabled smartphones.
Facial recognition critics are 'ill-informed' says police chief
In the age of Facebook and Twitter, worries about police use of live facial recognition are outweighed by the opportunity the technology provides to fight crime, says the Met Police chief.
