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NeuroMetrix CEO reflects on the art of AI in the art of healing
NeuroMetrix, makers of a pain-relief device called "Quell," are using AI in a simple form already, but it plans to integrate neural networks going forward to increase and improve the product's functions, according to CEO Shai Gozani.
Square intros debit card that lets merchants instantly access sales balance
Unlike Instant Deposit, the debit card is not affiliated with a bank account and draws purely from the merchant's Square balance.
West African banks hit by multiple hacking waves last year
Banks in Cameroon, Congo (DR), Equatorial Guinea, Ghana, and the Ivory Coast have been hit.
Microsoft and Verizon Media extend Bing Ads-Yahoo deal
Microsoft's Bing Ads is now the exclusive search-ad provider for Verizon Media, which includes Yahoo and AOL properties.
Google: 1.6 million solar panels will power these new data centres
The two solar farms will be able to produce around 150 megawatts each and will be the largest solar farms ever to be built for Google.
A better Bitcoin? Unit-e promises 10,000 transactions per second
A team of researchers are coming together to try and create the cryptocurrency Bitcoin was meant to be.
How to launch a successful developer career
If you’re hoping to jump into the field of software development, this ebook is a good place to start. It offers information on current salaries, key skills, and which programming languages will help you...
Would a cheaper iPad encourage you to upgrade?
A report claims that Apple is gearing up to release a new entry-level iPad, along with an updated iPad. Will this help give sales a much-needed boost?
Digital transformation: No buzzwords please, just implementation
Attempts to rethink business culture will take more than just buzzwords.
Some Android GPS apps are just showing ads on top of Google Maps
Apps have been downloaded over 50 million times. Google has failed to removed them, even if they blatantly break their own license.
This cryptocurrency mining malware now disables security software to help remain undetected
Cryptojacking campaign targets Linux servers that haven't had patches for known vulnerabilities applied.
