Draft legislation intended to give cops and spooks access to encrypted communications should keep encryption strong. But the powers it proposes aren't just about fighting paedophiles, terrorists, and organised criminals.
Initial results of DeepMind's partnership with Moorfield's Eye Hospital in London suggest that a scanning method that uses artificial intelligence could provide quicker diagnoses and help prevent sight loss.
Optus has improved its mobile coverage across Hobart, Launceston, Devonport, and the east coast of Tasmania, building 37 new mobile sites as it eyes eight more before March 2019.
Expenses rose during the three-month period thanks to regulatory compliance costs and digital transformation spend.
The Turing Architecture combines ray-tracing and AI inference for a new kind of hybrid rendering.
Softbank is in talks to invest up to $750 million. The figure is staggering, but so is what's at stake: A sizable portion of the $33B quick-serve pizza market.
If you were looking forward to group FaceTime calls on iOS 12, you're going to have to wait a bit longer.
This Western Digital Essentials USB 3.0 external drive has never been cheaper.
And integration with enterprise software packages are likely to boost its bookings for enterprises even more.
The P9000 Max from Poptel is a pared-down Android OS in a rugged phone with a large screen.
Google has been working toward enabling Pixelbooks (and possibly other Chromebooks) to dual-boot Windows 10 via its 'Campfire' project, according to a report.
Today's the day you can pick up AMD's flagship Intel-beating 32-core, 64-thread 2nd-gen Ryzen Threadripper 2990WX.
To market its new Note 9, the Korean handset maker is again mocking Apple's Geniuses and suggesting they're not bright. They don't seem worried about it.
Nine years after tech companies first said they would standardize chargers, phone makers insist there's still no need to regulate.
The new mesh networking system leverages Plume's AI, Samsung's SmartThings hub technology for an ann in one system.
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