Cloudy With A High Probability Of Confusion
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Category: Strategy And Innovation
CIO Association of Canada: In Conversation With Navdeep Bains, Federal Minister of Innovation and Science
The CIO Association of Canada have launched a new podcast, and off the top sit down for a...
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What Is The Long-Tail Problem In AI?
In short the long-tail problem exists as a result of AIs’ attempts to interpolate an...
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50 Years Since First ARPANET System Message
A lot has changed in 50 years since ARPANET sent it’s historic first message back on October...
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Understanding Blockchain and Cryptocurrencies
With the recent explosion of interest in Bitcoin, Ethereum and blockchain based technologies, there’s been an enormous amount of hype swirling around the topics.
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Is 802.11ax The Next Big Thing In Wi-Fi?
Is 802.11ax The Next Big Thing In Wi-Fi?
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How Effective is 802.11ac MU-MIMO Technology
MU-MIMO or multiple-user multi-in/multi-out is a wireless networking technology within the 802.11ac standard which can use multiple antennas to send and receive to numerous clients simulaneously.
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Skidata’s Summit.Logic Seeks to Streamline Ski Resort Management
SKIDATA are a recognized global leader in access and guest management solutions, with 10,000 installations of their access systems world wide, providing ski resorts, shopping centers, major airports, municipalities, sports stadiums, trade shows and amusement parks with secure and reliable access solutions for people and vehicles.
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Linux Reaches Summit of Supercomputing
From humble beginnings, open source operating system Linux is now underneath the hood of the totality of top 500 supercomputers in the world. Open source can!! (and will)
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AMD unveils Project 47 Compact and Efficient PetaFlop Supercomputer
AMD has announced a supercomputer that crunches a respectable one petaFLOP worth of floating point computations into a fridge sized package, while using only 33.3 kilowatts
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Dutch Researchers Experimenting With Infrared Light Rays at 43 Gigabit per second
The system, which is the work of new Ph.D recipient Joanne Oh, uses light “antennas,” which don’t have any moving parts, translating signals from a fiber-optic cable into infrared light and beaming them to receivers in the same room
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5G Wireless on the Horizon but Challenges Remain
In July 2016, the FCC-approved spectrum in the microwave bands of 28 GHz, 37 GHz, and 39 GHz.
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3D printing tech challenging biometric security measures
Biometrics authentication and security measures have always been susceptible to spoofing and...
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Canadian tech company Saint Jean Carbon has it’s eye on the future of material science
Saint Jean Carbon has produced samples of single atom thick graphene, a form of super-strong,...
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How will 3D printing affect the business landscape
Additive manufacturing is poised to drastically change the landscape of business and industry....
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Remarkable advances in 3D “bioprinting” live tissues
What is involved with printing live human tissues and complete functional organs for transplant? ...
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ISO and ASTM aims to standardize 3D printing
Lack of standardization in the additive manufacturing industry is holding back wider adoption of...
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New Foundry 3D fabrication interface from MIT
The new Foundry 3D fabrication interface from MIT’s Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence...
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UK Company Haydale adding graphene to PLA filments
UK Company Haydale adding graphene to PLA filments “Graphene, a single-atomic layer of...
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Elon Musk Shows How 3D Printing Powers Mission to Colonize Mars
“3D printing is at the core of Elon Musk’s ambitious plan to transport more than a million...
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