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| Self-driving technology adds pressure on carmakers Two recent fatal crashes involving self-driving vehicles — one from Tesla using its semi-autonomous autopilot and one from Uber that struck and killed a pedestrian — show the limits of current technology, serving as a reminder that many in the industry predict full autonomy is decades away.
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| Big banks on notice as tech groups ramp up pressure Technology companies are set to take a big chunk of customers from banks, as they intensify their challenge to traditional lenders across a range of mass-market financial services, say industry executives and analysts. Carlo Messina, chief executive of Intesa Sanpaolo, has told the Financial Times that ...
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| Technology changing the way libraries operate in Gwinnett Above, options for different uses rotate on the screen of one of the self checkout kiosks at the Five Forks library branch Tuesday. At left, a self checkout kiosk at the Five Forks library branch is one of the ways in which technology has changed the way patrons use Gwinnett County library branches.
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| Afrotectopia: A Celebration of Black Identity in Technology Being black and working in the technology industry can be a lonely experience. The New York-based not-for-profit group Ascend Leadership examined the employment information of hundreds of San Francisco tech companies in 2007 and in 2015. Ascend used information from the U.S Equal ...
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| As 2Q begins, strong profits seen overcoming concerns about big tech The second quarter: Start of a tech unwind, or another run at historic highs? The first quarter started euphorically, with stocks at historic highs in January, but ended in confusion. First it was inflation fears in February, then tariffs and trade wars in March. Worries about big tech came at the end, making it ...
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| Mission to demonstrate space junk tech A UK-led experiment to tackle space junk is set to head into orbit. It takes the form of a small satellite that will practise techniques for tracking debris and capturing it. The RemoveDebris system is going to the International Space Station where astronauts are expected to set the experiment running in late ...
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| Tech Thinks It Has a Fix for the Problems It Created: Blockchain SAN FRANCISCO — Worried about someone hacking the next election? Bothered by the way Facebook and Equifax coughed up your personal information? The technology industry has an answer called the blockchain — even for the problems the industry helped to create. The first blockchain was ...
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| Before Social Media, Hate Speech And Propaganda Spread By Phone "It is neither proper nor fair that a private corporation be charged with the sole responsibility for policing their facilities when, through technological advances, those facilities have been transformed into a new method of mass communications akin to radio broadcasting," Senator Gale McGee, a Wyoming ...
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| Mobile-based CCTV technology deployed According to Rema Rajeshwari, Superintendent of Police (SP) Gadwal, the new technology will help the police keep tabs on criminals in the district. "I am glad that the police department is fast catching up with the technology for delivering effective policing in the district. I am sure the new technology will ...
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| China to bring back its tech companies home; unveils pilot program China took a major step toward seeing Alibaba Group Holding Ltd, Baidu Inc and others list in its domestic market, announcing a trial program that would allow the technology giants to see their shares bought and sold in the world's most populous country. The State Council unveiled the plans on Friday, ...
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