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Google patent would cover its self-driving cars in human flypaper

By Eric David May 19, 2016

In a new patent application, Google is looking to make its self-driving cars a little safer for pedestrians … by covering the cars in glue. With safety being a top concern for Google’s self-driving…

Overcoming the Snowden effect: Security, sovereignty and scalability in the enterprise | #Know16

By Gabriel Pesek May 19, 2016

One of the less glamorous aspects of networking is the security side of things, despite the vital role it plays in keeping all the other data running smoothly. At ServiceNow’s Knowledge16 conference, ServiceNow, Inc.…

Developers Guide to Google I/O 2016 Goodies: Android N, Daydream and Firebase

By Kyt Dotson May 19, 2016

This year’s Google I/O 2016 ushered in announcements of multiple developer-related projects including the Android N developer preview, the release of Google VR Daydream and the integration of mobile backend service Firebase with the Google Cloud…

Going beyond IT to transform business | #Know16

By Marlene Den Bleyker May 19, 2016

At ServiceNow 2016, the innovation and ease of use for the end user are the main events. Creating service-oriented products and services for the enterprise to deploy and use quickly and easily is what…

Mapping infrastructure reaps huge business benefits | #Know16

By Nelson Williams May 19, 2016

The truth is, businesses almost never use their resources at anything close to their full potential. There are a number of reasons for this, but one of the most powerful is also somewhat unexpected:…

Amputee with phone-charging, drone-carrying bionic arm discusses life as a cyborg

By Eric David May 19, 2016

English scientist James Young has been living with only one arm and one leg ever since he was struck by a train roughly four years ago, but thanks to some new prosthetics funded by…

Google will build its own new virtual reality headset after all

By Robert Hof May 19, 2016

Google will build its own version of a new virtual reality headset after all, the company’s VR chief revealed today.

Businesses demand innovation, value and differentiation | #SAPPHIRENOW

By Gabriel Pesek May 19, 2016

As the final day of this year’s SAP Sapphire 2016 event came to a close, the discussions and presentations were already being dissected for the tell-tale indicators of what lies in wait on the tech world’s…

Under attack: Multiple hackers target these hospitals

By Robert Pleasant May 19, 2016

Health and medical associations are tempting targets for hackers, and that’s been made more than clear today, with not one, but two different hospitals suffering from data breaches. In Michigan, an attack on Complete…

What AI means today: Crunching numbers out; reading words in | #Know16

By R. Danes May 19, 2016

Most people understand data analytics as a boring sort of mathematics task where vast sets of numbers and statistics are deconstructed and put together again to provide an educated guess about consumer behavior. But…

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Google patent would cover its self-driving cars in human flypaper

Overcoming the Snowden effect: Security, sovereignty and scalability in the enterprise | #Know16

Developers Guide to Google I/O 2016 Goodies: Android N, Daydream and Firebase

Going beyond IT to transform business | #Know16

Mapping infrastructure reaps huge business benefits | #Know16

Amputee with phone-charging, drone-carrying bionic arm discusses life as a cyborg

Google will build its own new virtual reality headset after all

Businesses demand innovation, value and differentiation | #SAPPHIRENOW

Under attack: Multiple hackers target these hospitals

What AI means today: Crunching numbers out; reading words in | #Know16

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