Who Got Hacked This Week? December 9 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, December 9, 2019? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
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Intel Finishes Smartphone Modem Business Sale to Apple
Intel Corporation announces it has completed the sale of the majority of its smartphone modem business to Apple. This transaction, valued at $1 billion, was originally announced on July 25, 2019. As previously disclosed by the company, this transaction enables Intel to focus on developing technology for 5G networks while retaining the option to develop […]
The Cybertruck Is Loose in L.A.
Remember the very funny unveiling of the Cybertruck a few weeks ago? You know, the one when Tesla CEO Elon Musk and the vehicle’s designer whacked the truck with a sledgehammer and broke the armored-glass window? Someone is now driving one around, and it’s reportedly Musk himself who is showing off the truck on the […]
MyCanopyHealth Uses Anexinet to Transform Clients’ Digital Experience
Canopy Health is a physician and hospital-owned medical alliance in the Bay Area, focused on delivering a refreshing, transparent, affordable approach to healthcare from a network of exceptional physicians. Incorporated in 2015 as an affiliation between UCSF Health and John Muir Health, Canopy Health aims to provide a top-quality continuum of care through partnerships with […]
Affective Computing Market Will Reach $90 Billion by 2024, Study Says
ResearchAndMarkets.com says the global affective computing market size is projected to grow from USD 22.2 billion in 2019 to USD 90.0 billion by 2024 at a CAGR of 32.3%. The research lists deployment of emotion AI-related technologies in customer interaction solutions across retail and healthcare verticals and growing adoption of virtual assistants for healthcare and […]
Microsoft Unveils 365 Mobile Redesign
Microsoft this week unveiled redesigns to its flagship mobile apps like Outlook, OneDrive, Word, Excel, and PowerPoint as the company hopes to become a bigger part of the mobile productivity conversation. The redesigns are part of the tech giant’s push to focus on emerging markets, inclusive design and accessibility for more intelligent experiences across Microsoft […]
Week in Review: IoT Building Systems, MSPs, Killer Robots, etc.
This week, December 2-6, 2019: get the most out of IoT building systems, MSPs to the rescue, killer robots being created, and more.
Phillips, Paige Bring Use Clinical Artificial Intelligence to Help with Cancer Treatment
With the help of computational pathology firm Paige, healthcare technology giant Royal Phillips is bringing clinical artificial intelligence to pathology laboratories to help improve a pathologist’s workflow and treatment planning for patients. According to a joint news release Thursday, this strategic collaboration will first start with Paige Prostate to help pathologists quantify and characterize cancer […]
Widespread Use of Facial Recognition Faces an Uphill Battle
Along with a variety of sensors and connected devices, one of the key features of proverbial smart cities would be facial recognition software, particularly in law enforcement applicants. Police could potentially use the technology to stop crimes before they happen, find missing people and keep the public safe. However, there are also some legitimate concerns […]
Here’s Why Decision Makers Need to Care About Google’s Project Nightingale
The Project Nightingale whistleblower reveals why he or she lifted the lid on Google, and why people should care about the information being transferred.
