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| IRENA Proclaims Onshore Wind Now As Affordable As Any Other Technology, Solar To Halve By ... The new report, Renewable Power Generation Costs in 2017, highlights the latest trends for each of the major renewable energy technologies based on latest cost and auction prices from around the world. The key finding — which serves to solidify similar predictions made by industry experts and ...
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| BOOK NOW | Science & Technology: Developing the region's world-class offer Hear from Cheshire Science Corridor, Liverpool Knowledge Quarter, Manchester Science Partnerships and more, at this special event examining how to grow the North West's science and tech sector as it takes on the dominance of the South. In partnership with the Cheshire & Warrington Local ...
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| IBM kills Global Technology and Global Business Services: It's all 'IBM Services' now Exclusive IBM has plans to help its ailing services business with a re-branding exercise that will see its Global Technology Services (GTS) and Global Business Services ... The letter later said that IBM "has the most skilled, innovative, results-driven IT and business consulting professionals in the world.".
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| Why big tech thinks voice control will conquer the world Every year, a conspicuous theme emerges as the "new thing" in the tech world: drones, wearables, self-driving cars, whatever the latest trend is. ... Right now, there isn't a robust advertising network on voice assistants, which means there is no ongoing revenue, and the hardware itself is sold with razor ...
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| Lagging behind in a tech-driven world We have fallen behind on scientific and technical publications (2.9 out of 10) which means "science" as a field of study is now looked down upon in our education system and with the gradual demise of studying science, our applications for patents have gone down to 0.04 per million population and we ...
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| As wind energy industry grows, changing rules get tough for many Yogesh Mehra, a former employee of Enercon, was responsible for improving technology capabilities of the Indian wind energy industry in the 1990s. But he found it tough to develop products here after setting up Wind World, which now owes ?3,000 crore to IDBI and others. ReGen Wind Power also ...
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| Spotify disrupted the music world, now it's disrupting Wall Street That is a sharp drop from the fees generated by Snap, the last big technology company to go public in the US. When the messaging provider went public last year its valuation was about the same as Spotify's, but it paid banks a total of nearly $US100m. That was roughly 2.5 per cent of what Snap raised, ...
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| Google Maps Now Accessible in China? Nothing's Changed, Says Google Last month, Google Chief Executive Officer Sundar Pichai spoke at a high-profile tech event in China organised by the Cyberspace Administration of China, which oversees internet censorship. A full Google Maps ... Since then, it has maintained a limited presence in the world's top smartphone market.
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| North Korea might be able to nuke the US homeland right now And while it seems clear Pyongyang has the necessary technology to strike South Korea and Japan with nuclear fire (along with U.S. bases in East Asia, Guam, Alaska and Hawaii), there is evidence to suggest Kim might already have an even more sinister capability: the ability to kill millions of people in ...
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| Bowling For AI: Booz Allen Hamilton And Kaggle Launch Data Science Bowl 2018 Anyone who is plugged into the tech world knows that AI and big data is big business right now. Our technological ability to process and analyze large troves of data grows every year, unlocking new doors at every turn. Big data and AI is big business, but it's also key to solving some of the world's biggest ...
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