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| Job creation, productivity,talent development: Here's what you should know about IT industry Now, the world's best technology companies are entrenched here to compete: Amazon, Google, Alibaba, et al. "Free markets means Indian companies will face more competition," he says. "It also means those who survive and win will become globally competitive by beating international competition.
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| Now, self-parking slippers in Japan Now, self-parking slippers in Japan ... In Japan, where old traditions are constantly being updated with new technology, one inn is making use of automated driving technology to offer the latest in hands-free hospitality ... Many of the world's top auto brands are developing self-driving technology. Nissan ... First, the Nissan GT-R, now self-driving slippers! Nissan gives us a rare glimpse of their wildside - Financial Express
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| Doomsday Clock now only two minutes to Armageddon The end of the world is as close as it's ever been. That's according to the Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists, which has advanced its Doomsday Clock to two minutes until midnight. The only other time the clock — a symbolic measure of humanity's risk of self-destruction — came so close to the apocalypse ...
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| Powering a More Secure World: Workday and Duo are Now Partners Using Workday's industry-leading HCM and payroll solutions is now safer than ever, with their newest alliance with Duo Security. Duo's multi-factor authentication (MFA) technology ensures the secure application access for only the intended users. Workday's already robust built-in security measures will ...
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| AI a big threat to humans, says Alibaba founder Jack Ma Now we have the third the tech revolution. If the Third World War happens, it should be fought against disease, pollution and poverty, not against each other." The Chinese businessman is not alone in his concerns over AI. According to a report by Pew Research, over 70 percent of Americans express ...
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| Does Will.i.am Know the Future of Music? Black Eyed Peas on Tech, VR, Fergie So now after [we] accomplished all the things you can possibly accomplish in the world of music industry, from Grammys to Super Bowls to World Cups and inaugurations. It's like alright guys, we went to outer space and shit, motherfuckers had space suits on. Chilling on Saturn's rings. I'm like, yo, bro, ...
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| "Consistently cheaper" clean energy set to connect world's poor - power experts ... creating electricity from solar power and wind continuing to fall, electricity from renewable energy will soon be "consistently cheaper" than electricity from fossil fuels, according to the head of the world's renewable energy agency. By 2020, most wind and solar power technology now being commercially ...
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| Donor-conceived people are tracking down their biological fathers, even if they want to hide (CBC). And donors who were promised anonymity decades ago are now being contacted by offspring who have tracked them down with the help of ... "I think it's folly to be promising anonymity to any kind of donor," said Sherry Levitan, a Toronto lawyer specializing in assisted reproductive technology.
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| China Primed to Be Next Technology Superpower China is now one of the world's top three markets for venture capital in digital technologies, which includes virtual reality, autonomous vehicles, drones, 3D printing and AI. They also have third of the world's most successful start-ups, valued at more than a billion dollars. With so much government ...
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| Opinion: Humanitarian world is full of data myths. Here are the most popular. Whether you read about artificial intelligence and algorithms in your spare time, or just hear about the latest technology trends from your friends, it can ... In managing OCHA's Humanitarian Data Exchange platform, and now leading its new Centre for Humanitarian Data in The Hague, I spend most of my ...
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