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| Is Technology About to Decimate White-Collar Work? According to technologist Kai-Fu Lee, artificial intelligence will end most if not all white-collar office jobs, as AI is incredibly effective at the routine work that your average office employee is responsible for. Lee claims the replacement is already happening, and blue-collar workers will be affected similarly, ...
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| Blockchain pumping new life into old-school tech firms like IBM IBM was one of the first big companies to see blockchain's promise, contributing code to an open-source effort and encouraging startups to try the technology on its cloud for free. That a 106-year-old company like IBM is going all in on blockchain shows just how far the digital ledger has come since its ...
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| How 21st-Century Technology Is Shedding Light on a 2nd-Century Egyptian Painting The pioneering approach combines three existing technologies—hyperspectral diffuse reflectance, luminescence and X-ray fluorescence—to create a highly detailed map of the portrait's chemical features, which in turn reveals previously unknown information about how painting are made.
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| IIT postgraduate students engineer flood of offers in tech roles Trends from Indian Institutes of Technology in Kanpur, Chennai and Roorkee suggest at least a 30% rise in offers to PG students this placement season at leading IITs, with an up to 90% jump in top salaries. Among IITs that commenced operations in the past decade, the number of offers to PG students ...
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| How the Blockchain is Redefining Trust While it might seem that traders work at Red Bull speed in lightning-paced environments, the technology used to execute trades is remarkably old- Fashioned and slow. Lots of phone calls are made, emails traded and even the occasional fax is still sent. It can take up to three days—T3—for stock trades ...
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| Four Amazing Things Gene Editing Did in 2017 Gene editing hasn't cured disease in a human being yet—but it is getting closer. With the debut of CRISPR a few years ago, advances in the technology have been happening at a breakneck pace. Here are a few of the remarkable things that gene editing did in 2017.
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| How Big Tech Is Going After Your Health Care Apple, Google, Microsoft and other tech giants have transformed the way billions of us communicate, shop, socialize and work. Now, as consumers, medical centers and insurers increasingly embrace health-tracking apps, tech companies want a bigger share of the more than $3 trillion spent annually on ...
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| These top tech trends from 2017 will enable disruption in 2018 Be it breakthroughs in Deep Learning, Electromobility, Blockchain, Biology of Health, or AR, these technology trends will continue to drive change in the New Year. The year 2017 exceeded the expectations of tumultuousness set up by Brexit, American elections, and demonetisation in India in 2016.
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| The Top Tech Books of 2017: Part II Last week, we brought you six of the best tech books of 2017, which you promptly purchased in bulk as last-minute holiday gifts for your loved ones. No? Well, here's another chance. We're back this week with five more recommendations to close out the year. This week's books take a turn for the ...
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| Sweden's technology powerhouse shows Brexit Britain a positive way to fix its ailing economy The music streaming service is the first European technology company that has taken on the biggest of the US giants at their own game and won. Apple effectively admitted as much when it set up its own rival streaming service in 2015. Spotify has done this from Stockholm, a city of less than one million ...
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