There’s almost no end to the methods by which robots — and their “brains” — can be created. But trying to create an AI modeled after the structure of a human brain is an enormous task. There are so many cognitive architecture studies, says writer Andrew Tarantola in a recent Engadget column, that Artificial General Intelligence research […]
Though using a centralized cloud makes internet use more seamless and adaptable than ever, one outage can send things crashing down.
As small businesses continue to battle traditional issues of time and resources, the rapid growth of the Internet of Things (IoT) is adding SMB security risks for teams to manage. While there are certainly many benefits to implementing IoT in terms of efficiency and logistics, such a rapid growth in the number of endpoints connected to […]
A recent flaw detected in solar panel technology might point researchers in the right direction to building more efficient panels, and minimizing lost power.
The actor plays the genius scientist behind Iron Man, and it looks like he’s trying to channel that energy into the reality of the impending environmental catastrophe.
Nimble, a smart CRM for Office 365 and G Suite, recently revealed Nimble 5.0, a team relationship manager which moves beyond app- or department-specific contact views and “places relationships at the center of every engagement, without high cost or complexity of an enterprise CRM,” Nimble says. “As our customers have adopted Office 365, team sizes […]
Software as a Service (SaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) are the three essential models of cloud services. Each has its own benefits, and it’s good to understand why providers offer these different models and what implications they have for the market. While SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS are different, […]
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, June 24, 2019? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
Even though the quadrupedal has numerous beneficial features, there might not be a consumer market for it.
The tech giant’s Sidewalk Labs wants to put up a “smart city” on Toronto’s waterfront, but common civilians and tech experts alike are concerned about privacy and surveillance.
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