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Leveraging technology to stand out in the sea of sameness - CMO (blog)
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Premier League begins conducting secret video technology trials - Telegraph.co.uk
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Premier League begins conducting secret video technology trials
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Premier League begins conducting secret video technology trials ...and more »
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IBM sets up test range to practice fighting nightmare cyber battles safely
IBM Security has launched a network-emulation environment where corporate teams can play out attack scenarios so they are better prepared for incidents they might face in the real world.
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US shares fall on banks, despite technology bounce - ABC Online
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US shares fall on banks, despite technology bounce
ABC Online
Wall Street's week-long banking sector-led rally ran out of steam overnight, with investors pausing to reflect one week after the US presidential election. Markets at 8:15am (AEDT):. ASX SPI 200 futures -0.2pc to 5,307; AUD: 74.72 US cents, 60.06 ...and more »
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LinkedIn's CEO really loves Snap's Spectacles
Jeff Weiner, the CEO of LinkedIn, is very impressed with Snap's Spectacles and the way they've been launched through vending machines that appear in locations for a limited time.
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Voice recognition technology is expediting the race to frictionless retail - TechCrunch
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Voice recognition technology is expediting the race to frictionless retail
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Qasim Mohammad is a Toronto-based venture capitalist and a member of the investment team at OMERS Ventures. More posts by this contributor: Opportunities and challenges in commercializing space privately · How to join the network. You're a sales ...
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How Technology Is Shaping The Future Of Fitness - PSFK (subscription)
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How Technology Is Shaping The Future Of Fitness
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It's Monday lunchtime and gym-goers at Virgin Active in Moorgate, London, are grabbing a bike for their group cycle class. But this isn't any ordinary spin class, where the teacher enthusiastically shouts instructions like “sprint” and “climb” and the ...
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Trump's tech adviser Peter Thiel backs utopian technology, less sure ... - The Sydney Morning Herald
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Trump's tech adviser Peter Thiel backs utopian technology, less sure ...
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Washington: It's odd that a contrarian intellectual moneybags, the billionaire Peter Thiel, remains silent on his biggest idea about government when it comes to ...and more »
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Trump's tech adviser Peter Thiel backs utopian technology, less sure democracy - The Sydney Morning Herald
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Trump's tech adviser Peter Thiel backs utopian technology, less sure democracy
The Sydney Morning Herald
Washington: It's odd that a contrarian intellectual moneybags, the billionaire Peter Thiel, remains silent on his biggest idea about government when it comes to endorsing his new best friend – US President-elect Donald Trump. Alone among Silicon Valley ...and more »
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Gene-Editing Partially Restores Vision to Blind - Science Daily
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Gene-Editing Partially Restores Vision to Blind
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Date: November 16, 2016; Source: Salk Institute; Summary: Researchers have discovered a holy grail of gene editing -- the ability to, for the first time, insert DNA at a target location into the non-dividing cells that make up the majority of adult ...and more »
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7 Technology Trends That Will Dominate 2017 - Forbes
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7 Technology Trends That Will Dominate 2017
Forbes
Personally, I'm amazed at the technology we have available to us. It's astounding to have the power to retrieve almost any information and communicate in a thousand different ways using a device that fits in your pocket. There's always something new on ...
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10 tips from the front lines of enterprise public cloud use
A working group with representatives from some of the top companies in the world – GE, FedEX, Bank of America, JP Morgan Chase and Morgan Stanley to name a few – share lessons learned from using the hybrid cloud.
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US lawmakers balk at call for IoT security regulations
The U.S. government needs to pass regulations mandating internet of things security measures before device vulnerabilities start killing people, one security expert told lawmakers.
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Barnsley Council maximises adoption of mobile apps though staff consultation
Barnsley Metropolitan Borough Council is rolling out SAP Fiori apps in HR initially, and learning how to adapt to user needs from surgeries and workshops
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Every version of SQL Server 2016 now gets its full feature set
Microsoft packed SQL Server 2016 with new advanced features that are supposed to help it compete with a suite of other database software. But some of the most advanced capabilities in the relational database software were restricted to the most expensive Enterprise edition. That's about to change.
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The next versions of Visual Studio are here on Windows ... and Mac
Microsoft's Connect developer conference kicked off Wednesday with some expected news: the next versions of the Visual Studio IDE have arrived on Windows and Mac. (Yep, you read that right.)
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Microsoft doubles down on Linux love, joins foundation
Over the past few years, Microsoft has been pushing its love of Linux and open source, after a long campaign against the popular operating system. On Wednesday, the company made that even more official by joining the Linux Foundation, an organization that shepherds development of the operating system's kernel and provides funding for open source projects.
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Microsoft and Google bury the hatchet in one small way
There's one small glimmer of hope in the relationship between Google and Microsoft: Google has joined the .NET Foundation, to help drive forward the programming language Microsoft created.
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Finland’s Automatia launches real-time platform
Finnish ATM network operator launches a mobile payments platform that banks and service providers can offer their customers
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Five things AIs can do better than us
For millennia, we surpassed the other intelligent species with which we share our planet in almost all skills bar swimming and tree-climbing. Now we're creating new forms of intelligence, and they're learning to outsmart us in other fields too.
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Eclipse Che cloud IDE joins Docker revolution
Eclipse Che 5.0 also adds support for Language Server Protocol and Red Hat's OpenShift
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China kicks off CRISPR race with first human trials - NEWS.com.au
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China kicks off CRISPR race with first human trials
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CHINESE scientists have become the first in the world to use a revolutionary new gene-editing tool known as CRISPR-Cas9 on living humans. Scientists at Sichuan University in Chengdu have injected a person with aggressive lung cancer with cells modified ...
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Don't forget the big challenge to property, from technology - The Australian Financial Review
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Don't forget the big challenge to property, from technology
The Australian Financial Review
For my last column – after near 29 years I leave The Australian Financial Review this Friday – I asked some property experts to identify the big challenge for the future. The answer may surprise. On a week when global bond markets changed gears, it was ...
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Shark Mitigation technology validated - ninemsn
Shark Mitigation technology validated
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Shark Mitigation Systems (ASX:SM8) focussed on ethically reducing the risk of shark attack, has announced positive results from independent scientific testing of one of its key visual pattern technologies, known as SAMS. SAMS is a series of designs ...and more »
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Science and technology grads struggle in jobs market - The Australian Financial Review
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Science and technology grads struggle in jobs market
The Australian Financial Review
Science and technology graduates are finding it hard to get a job despite hype around the need for more people to study science, technology, engineering and maths (STEM) at university. The science graduate jobs market, in particular, is a disaster with ...
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Technology for driverless cars receives boost in SA - Technology Decisions
Technology for driverless cars receives boost in SA
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Industries bodies are invited to submit creative proposals for autonomous car technology in South Australia. The SA Government is calling on organisations to apply for the $10 million Future Mobility Lab Fund, which is aiming to accelerate the ...and more »
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Snapchat parent reportedly headed for an IPO
The company behind the Snapchat messaging app has reportedly filed papers for an initial public offering that could value it at up to US$25 billion, according to news reports.
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6 new technology rules that will govern our future - The Australian Financial Review
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The Australian Financial Review
6 new technology rules that will govern our future
The Australian Financial Review
With a 3D printer, you will be able to make your own one-of-a-kind toys. designboom. by Vivek Wadhwa. Technology is advancing so rapidly that we won't have to wait long to experience radical changes in society. We have already begun to see ways in ...and more »
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Rate-My-Doctor Technology Is Not What The Doctor Ordered - Huffington Post Australia
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Rate-My-Doctor Technology Is Not What The Doctor Ordered
Huffington Post Australia
I use AirBnB to book apartments, AirTasker to get furniture assembled, and Uber to get across town. So why not use an app to find the best doctor? Whitecoat is the latest in a run of disruptive technologies allowing consumers to make decisions based on ...
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Are networks prepared for the live virtual reality experience?
This was the year reality became virtual – and it shows no sign of being a passing fad.
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Laid-off IT workers fight University of California outsourcing
Audrey Hatten-Milholin has worked at the University of California, San Francisco for 17 years. But come February, her job in the IT department as a system architect will be taken over by a worker in India. Even worse, Hatten-Milholin has been asked to train her replacement.
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Government launches facial verification system
The first phase of the government’s new Face Verification Service (FVS) is now live, justice minister Michael Keenan has announced.
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Swinburne, through spin-off company Cortical Dynamics Ltd, awarded at the Australian Technologies Competition ... - Swinburne University of Technology
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Swinburne, through spin-off company Cortical Dynamics Ltd, awarded at the Australian Technologies Competition ...
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Swinburne, through spin-off company Cortical Dynamics Ltd, awarded at the Australian Technologies Competition awards; The BAR monitor won in the category of Advanced Manufacturing; Cortical Dynamics was also runner-up in the Medtech & Pharma ...and more »
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Edward Snowden: New Technology Platforms Could Strengthen Democracy - Live Science
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Live Science
Edward Snowden: New Technology Platforms Could Strengthen Democracy
Live Science
Edward Snowden speaks via videoconference during the 2014 SXSW Music, Film + Interactive Festival in Austin, Texas. Credit: Michael Buckner/Getty Images for SXSW. OAKLAND, Calif. — Technology may play a more crucial role in protecting people's ...and more »
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Optus and Huawei hit 35Gbps in single-user 5G trial
Optus and Huawei achieved a single-user transmission speed of 35 gigabits per second during a 5G trial using spectrum in the 73GHz band.
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Akamai: Look for IoT devices to attack during Thanksgiving, Christmas
The annual holiday uptick in denial of service attacks will likely continue this year only this time with a new devastating weapon: Internet of Things (IoT) devices, according to Akamai.
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