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Intel is protecting endangered animals with AI-powered cameras

By Mike Wheatley Jan 3, 2019

Intel Corp. says its Movidius artificial intelligence software will be used in special cameras designed to detect poachers who enter wildlife reserves, and prevent them from killing endangered animals. Intel said today that its…

Security

Former NSA contractor offers to plead guilty to data theft

By Duncan Riley Jan 3, 2019

A former U.S. National Security Agency contractor has offered to plead guilty to one charge of stealing a classified document in an apparent attempt to have multiple other charges dropped. Harold T. Martin III was…

Emerging Tech

One year on, Vuzix finally starts taking preorders for its Blade smart glasses

By Duncan Riley Jan 3, 2019

Vuzix Corp. has started taking preorders for a pair of smart glasses it first announced at the Consumer Electronics Show in January 2018. Called the Vuzix Blade, the glasses are the company’s first entry…

Emerging Tech

Google’s healthcare business Verily lands $1B in new funding

By Mike Wheatley Jan 3, 2019

Verily Life Sciences LLC, a healthcare-focused company that’s owned by Google LLC’s parent Alphabet Inc., is getting a big financial boost in the form of a $1 billion round of financing led by private…

Blockchain

BitTorrent announces cryptocurrency that can be used to speed up downloads

By Duncan Riley Jan 3, 2019

BitTorrent Inc. is gaining support for cryptocurrencies as the firm today announced a new token that can be used to speed up downloads. Called the BitTorrent Token, the token runs on the TRON protocol. That’s…

Emerging Tech

Google’s experimental Fuchsia OS will be able to run Android apps

By Mike Wheatley Jan 3, 2019

Google LLC’s experimental operating system Fuchsia, which might one day replace Android on smartphones and the like, will be able to run existing Android software applications, should it ever see the light of day. That…

Big Data

Microsoft working on tool called Project Bali to give web users control over their data

By Mike Wheatley Jan 3, 2019

Researchers at Microsoft Corp. are working on a new privacy tool that would give users the ability to control what happens to the data that’s collected about them online. Called Project Bali, the tool…

Cloud

Making complex tech easy to use is new vendor value prop

By R. Danes Jan 3, 2019

Trade show aisles are stuffed full of products that build software applications these days, serving every degree of customizability. Where one company may run a data center and craft its software from scratch, another might pick up…

AI

You should be doing hundreds of AI projects — seriously. Here’s how

By R. Danes Jan 3, 2019

Bad news for companies swelling with pride over their new artificial intelligence project: The odds of pocketing any business value from one AI pilot are slim. They’re going to have to rapidly cycle through…

Emerging Tech

GM’s Cruise and DoorDash team up for autonomous food deliveries

By Maria Deutscher Jan 3, 2019

GM Cruise LLC, General Motors Co.’s $14 billion autonomous vehicle unit, is joining with food delivery startup DoorDash Inc. to explore a new use case for its self-driving cars. The companies this morning announced…

all stories

Former NSA contractor offers to plead guilty to data theft

One year on, Vuzix finally starts taking preorders for its Blade smart glasses

Google’s healthcare business Verily lands $1B in new funding

BitTorrent announces cryptocurrency that can be used to speed up downloads

Google’s experimental Fuchsia OS will be able to run Android apps

Making complex tech easy to use is new vendor value prop

You should be doing hundreds of AI projects — seriously. Here’s how

GM’s Cruise and DoorDash team up for autonomous food deliveries

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