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Air Force Finally Upgrades Nuclear Launch System… From Floppy Disks

The U.S. had been relying on a computer system that used floppy disks that was responsible for fielding requests to launch nuclear weapons.

October 31, 2019 Zachary Comeau Leave a Comment

The U.S. military can send a missile halfway across the world with pinpoint accuracy, attack the computer systems of rival countries and pilot a drone from the U.S. to strike targets anywhere in the world. The military makes use of every technological advancement and has worked with some of the world’s largest companies to do […]

How to Create a Successful Company Culture with Interactive Digital Signage Installations

Interactive digital signage installations can be critical to developing a more successful company culture. Here's how to make it happen.

October 30, 2019 Lillyan Wamaitha Leave a Comment

A successful company culture consists of happy employees and opportunities for professional growth. Successful companies also prioritize communication, openness, and honesty. The best approach to create a successful company culture involves leveraging communication assets to create a clear and consistent messaging system across the whole company. In order to do this, companies can utilize interactive digital […]

Court Ruling Finds FBI Abused Mass Surveillance Data

A 2018 court ruling shows the government used mass surveillance improperly, even four years after Snowden. Big tech should keep resisting.

October 29, 2019 Zachary Comeau Leave a Comment

Federal officials could be combing through our emails and online messages without due process, according to a newly declassified FISA court ruling. As reported by the Intercept, the FBI could have violated the rights of millions of Americans by inappropriately searching through the National Security Agency’s mass surveillance program data. The ruling was made in […]

Keep That Creepy Skin Away From My Devices

I like my cold, lifeless devices just the way they are and they don't need any more human-like features, like interactive humanoid skin.

October 25, 2019 Zachary Comeau Leave a Comment

Our smartphones already come equipped with lovely virtual assistants that sound like real people, but just wait until we start making our devices feel more human. Already, that feature is coming to our devices. Researcher Marc Teyssier, a Ph.D. student at Telecom ParisTech, is developing a terrifyingly realistic artificial skin interface for smartphones, laptops and […]

Samsung Is Breaking Up with China

Tech giant Samsung is ceasing mobile phone production in China, even though it will continue to sell products there.

October 23, 2019 Jessica Messier Leave a Comment

Tech giant Samsung is ceasing mobile phone production in China, even though it will continue to sell products there.

Week in Review: Digital Signage, Management, Fire Prevention Checklist, etc.

This week, October 14th – 18th, 2019: digital signage content making facilities smarter, enterprise content management software, office fire prevention checklist, and more.

October 18, 2019 TechDecisions Staff Leave a Comment

This week, October 14th – 18th, 2019: digital signage content making facilities smarter, enterprise content management software, office fire prevention checklist, and more.

Netflix Is Still the Internet Bandwidth King, but is Losing Ground to Competitors

Video streaming service Netflix still uses nearly 13% of the world's data, but is showing signs of slipping amid increased competition.

October 16, 2019 Zachary Comeau Leave a Comment

Video streaming service Netflix still uses nearly 13% of the world’s data, but is showing signs of slipping amid increased competition.

The ROBEL benchmark is a system to test robot AI, but at a smaller scale, so researchers can actually learn something from it.

October 10, 2019 Adam Forziati Leave a Comment

While robotics are an increasingly important industry, the AI systems used to robots are hard to measure. But research from UC Berkeley and Google Brain introduced robotics benchmarks for learning with low-cost robots, or the ROBEL benchmark, hoping to solve that problem at a smaller scale. The ROBEL benchmark was created specifically for testing the […]

Tips for Avoiding Remote Connectivity Hacking

Remote connectivity hacking can be trickier to spot as scams are becoming more advanced. Here's how to address them at your organization.

October 3, 2019 Finn Faldi Leave a Comment

For the better part of the past decade, online tech support scams have been on the rise as hackers find new ways to trick consumers into providing remote access to their computers in order to steal information. This tried-and-true remote connectivity hacking scam today relies on sophisticated social engineering fueled with detailed information on the […]

Industrial VR and AR Applications That Are Reshaping Our Efficiency

Applications for industrial VR and AR will change the way that work gets done in the near future. These are the 2 most important ways it will.

September 10, 2019 Joe Zulick Leave a Comment

There is little argument that automation, artificial intelligence, and other innovations will revolutionize the way that we think about “work.” In fact, some believe that the entire concept of “work” will be reimagined and re-examined in the near future, once industrial VR applications take root. In fact, “work” is already changing, and augmented reality (AR) […]

The U.S. had been relying on a computer system that used floppy disks that was responsible for fielding requests to launch nuclear weapons.

Interactive digital signage installations can be critical to developing a more successful company culture. Here's how to make it happen.

A 2018 court ruling shows the government used mass surveillance improperly, even four years after Snowden. Big tech should keep resisting.

I like my cold, lifeless devices just the way they are and they don't need any more human-like features, like interactive humanoid skin.

Tech giant Samsung is ceasing mobile phone production in China, even though it will continue to sell products there.

This week, October 14th – 18th, 2019: digital signage content making facilities smarter, enterprise content management software, office fire prevention checklist, and more.

Video streaming service Netflix still uses nearly 13% of the world's data, but is showing signs of slipping amid increased competition.

The ROBEL benchmark is a system to test robot AI, but at a smaller scale, so researchers can actually learn something from it.

Remote connectivity hacking can be trickier to spot as scams are becoming more advanced. Here's how to address them at your organization.

Applications for industrial VR and AR will change the way that work gets done in the near future. These are the 2 most important ways it will.

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