ArtificiaI Intelligence (AI)

Baidu and China Huaneng Group Co., Ltd. recently signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) aimed at driving the intelligent transformation of the energy industry.

Communicating with personnel was already a challenge for companies with workers in the field, widespread workforces in siloed divisions and office locations, or deskless staff who travel.

Globally, organisations are increasingly realising the importance of Big Data, and its role in making business decisions. However, the sheer volume of data available to organisations, combined with the manual processes that span the data value chain, is making accurate interpretation of the data a considerable challenge.

Sophisticated large-scale corporate cyber-attacks are on the rise. When successful, says Mike Puglia, chief strategy officer at Kaseya, their impact can be devastating and potentially affect multiple organisations.

It’s been a big year for all of us. Now it’s time to look forward, says Roy Aston, chief information officer at Paysafe, to how evolving tech including distributed cloud, automation and Artificial intelligence (AI) will help bolster consumer confidence, create great experiences and combat fraud now and beyond the pandemic.

Tecnotree, a global provider of business support systems for the telecom industry, has launched Tecnotree Spark, described as an “intelligent wallet” intended to reshape and modernise the payment and services sector.

IOTech is bringing a range of computer vision and artificial intelligence (AI) capabilities to the Internet of Things (IoT) edge market with the delivery of its latest Edge Xpert edge software platform.

Mouser Electronics Inc. released Artificial Intelligence: Improving Harvests and the Human Experience, the third eBook from The Intelligent Revolution series.

Software intelligence company Dynatrace has announced the addition of a Cloud Automation Module to its Software Intelligence Platform.

IDnow a provider for Identity Verification-as-a-Service solutions and M-TRIBES, end-to-end software provider for transportation companies, announce their strategic collaboration.

The fourth industrial revolution is underway. What is it? How do we know it’s happening? What will it mean? And how do we prepare for it?

Financial crime continues to grow and its effects are vast, says Jane Jee, CEO at Kompli-Global.

The global COVID pandemic served as a dramatic backdrop for a year of innovation and digitalisation in businesses around the globe.

In HR (Human Resources) departments everywhere, the beginning of the year usually signals the task of putting new practices to work, and delivering fresh training initiatives to upskill employees.

In order to navigate the troubled waters of 2020, many companies were forced to invest in remote working technology, cloud adoption and the provision of online services.

The robotics and automation industry continues to accelerate, and has undertaken a number of changes over the past 12 months due to COVID-19 acting as a catalyst for business digital transformation, says Paul Rivers, CEO, Guidance Automation.

In 2017, after four years of setbacks and crashes, Alphabet shut its research project flying solar-powered fixed-wing drones in the upper atmosphere to beam the internet to those cut-off. Facebook then exited its similar project, but the Chinese aerospace industry, Airbus, Boeing, and NASA are progressing them very well, says IDTechEx.

Limitless, a CrowdService platform, has closed a seed round of funding led by Unilever Ventures. Limitless helps brands turn their most loyal and passionate customers into trusted Brand Ambassadors and rewards them for providing great service on-demand.

New analysis from Accenture in London indicates that technology and digital transformation (DX) continue to grow in importance among organisations on the FTSE 350 index.

The ongoing impact of Covid-19 is still affecting organisations nearly a year since the pandemic began, with business leaders continuing to leverage technology in order to navigate the crisis.

The ETSI Securing Artificial Intelligence Industry Specification Group (SAI ISG) last month released its first Group Report, ETSI GR SAI 004, which gives an overview of the problem statement regarding the securing of AI. ETSI SAI calims to be the first standardisation initiative dedicated to securing AI.

SujiBFR, a health and fitness start-up, has partnered with the LTA, the national governing body for tennis in Great Britain, to incorporate its Artificial Intelligence (AI) powered fitness device into player training programmes.

What organisations can do with data is set to dramatically shift in 2021 and beyond, according to Internet of Things (IoT) connectivity provider Eseye, as more IoT devices are deployed and the data they generate dwarfs that collected through traditional online channels.

The cybersecurity landscape continues to evolve as cyber criminals become ever more sophisticated, and digital security tools accelerate to mitigate the risks as much as possible, says Oliver Paterson, product expert, VIPRE Security Awareness Training and SafeSend.

Frost & Sullivan‘s recent analysis, data analytics and AI boost accuracy to drive global smart water and wastewater leak detection solutions market, finds that the wastewater leak detection market has witnessed a significant rate of innovation and digital transformation.

When 4G launched, it offered some significant performance improvements over 3G. But with 5G, says Guy Matthews, editor of NetReporter, something far more profound is going on. The doors of possibility have been blown off their hinges. So what lies beyond?

The European Union is faltering in the international race to lead the development and use of artificial intelligence (AI). That is according to a new report released by the Center for Data Innovation.