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	technology of Daily update ⋅ 20 December 2017
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	Mirror, Mirror on the Wall, What's the Fairest Technology of All PR Newswire (press release) BOSTON, Dec. 20, 2017 /PRNewswire/ -- It's that time of year again. Where we all reflect on how this year went to plan and what the future may hold. As opposed to creating our own scorecard on ourselves or worse random technologies, we wanted to take a look at a few technology developments in ... Flag as irrelevant
	WATCH: Inside the world and technology of Netflix's 'Altered Carbon' Rappler WATCH: Inside the world and technology of Netflix's 'Altered Carbon'. The cast of 'Altered Carbon' explains what goes on in Richard K. Morgan's dystopian world ... Flag as irrelevant
	Machine learning will be the most exciting tech trend of 2018: Persistent Systems CTO Moneycontrol.com We are still finalising the technology trends we will call out for 2018, but it is pretty clear that machine learning is going to be the most exciting, dominant, and pervasive trend in both the consumer and enterprise spaces. Cryptocurrency, especially bitcoins, have certainly gained mainstream recognition ... Flag as irrelevant
	Telugu the language of Indian soft power: Kovind Press Trust of India Hyderabad too is a bridge between many cultures and regions, which is a pan-Indian city as well as a global metropolis, he said, praising its technology industry, pharmaceutical companies, vaccine innovators, thriving educational institutions and health-care centres, cinema and special effect production ... Flag as irrelevant
	LiveAction Forms Service Provider Business Unit with LivingObjects Team and Tech SDxCentral Software provider LiveAction acquired the service provider network monitoring technology of LivingObjects, a Toulouse, France-based software developer. Terms of the deal were not disclosed. According to Darren Kimura, the executive chairman of LiveAction, his company serves large enterprises, and ... Flag as irrelevant
	At the Intersection of Technology and Art, Local Actor Helps DFW Artists Stand Out Online NBC 5 Dallas-Fort Worth In a digital world, an actor never stops auditioning. Nobody knows this better than Kathryn Taylor Rose, a Dallas actor who has appeared onstage at Lyric Stage, Theatre Three, WaterTower Theatre, Ameristage Players and Dallas Children's Theater. While studying at Sam Houston State University, she ... Flag as irrelevant
	Europe Unveils Its Vision for a Quantum Future MIT Technology Review The race to conquer the quantum world is among the most fiercely competitive in technology. China and the U.S. have both invested billions in developing new ways to exploit the strange laws of physics that quantum effects give access to. The promise is a new era of computing and communication and, ... Flag as irrelevant
	Why smartphone cameras were the most important tech of 2017 Mashable ... than ever before. It's because cameras are at the heart of a paradigm shift that's transforming the way we interact with the world around us. From augmented reality to camera-based search, cameras are increasingly becoming the interface through which we experience technology and find information. Flag as irrelevant
	Donald Trump and the Hall of Presidents would like to welcome you to your nightmares Quartz In its history of the exhibit, Disney concedes that the idea of lifelike versions of US presidents was perhaps "too ambitious for the technology of the time," and the original figures "didn't quite look and act as Walt Disney had originally envisioned." With its latest addition, it seems the Hall of Presidents is still ... Disney World Adds Trump Animatronic Figure, But Likeness Is Lacking - Maine Public Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
	The body's killer immune cells also feed fetuses in the womb New Scientist The immune system's aggressive natural killer cells – which normally kill cancer cells and infectious pathogens – also help nourish early fetuses, helping them grow. This discovery was made by Zhigang Tian of the University of Science and Technology of China, in Hefei, and his team. Analysing natural ... Immune cells in the uterus help nourish fetus during early pregnancy - Science Daily Full Coverage Flag as irrelevant
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