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| Tezos had a $200 million ICO. Then the lawsuits started. Now a co-founder tells her side. Even as co-founder Kathleen Breitman took the stage today at MIT Technology Review's Business of Blockchain conference, Tezos was beset by ... Even as she marveled that Bitcoin was "extraordinarily resilient" and called it the Coca-Cola of the cryptocurrency world, she asserted that she still would ...
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| Da Vinci Xi System, world's most advanced robotic surgery technology now in India Fortis Hospital in Bannerghatta Road, region's leading healthcare solution provider, has acquired Da Vinci Xi system, the most advanced Robotic Surgery technology in the world, here today. It has been used by experts from Urology, Onco-surgery and Minimum Access Surgery. The new Da Vinci Xi ...
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| Latest global information and communication technology data and reporting now available through ... Geneva: The International Telecommunication Union (ITU), the United Nations specialized agency for information and communication technology (ICT) is today launching with the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) a new digital platform to expand global ...
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Let's destroy Bitcoin It's nine years later, and there are now 24 million active Bitcoin wallets in use around the world. ... This hypothetical technology—a central-bank-issued digital currency built with a tweaked version of the Bitcoin blockchain—was described by David Andolfatto, a researcher at the Federal Reserve Bank of ...
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| A world apart, but closer than ever: why UK and New Zealand tech is made for each other The UK and New Zealand are quite literally a world apart. The distance between London and Auckland is just shy of 10,000 miles, which at one point in time would have taken around 100 days to travel by sea. Sounds like a great adventure, though not quite as comfortable as the current - and much ...
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| 14 Things Every Tech Executive Needs To Start Doing Now To Be Successful ... the internet in the 1990s and mobile in the 2000s. Now, the evidence is clear that right around the bend is a world in which everything we do will start with voice. The technology executives of tomorrow are already putting energy into optimizing their backend systems to support voice integration today.
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| Today is World Book Day — here's what we're reading Adi Robertson: I'm reading James Bridle's New Dark Age: Technology and the End of the Future. Bridle is known for defining the "New Aesthetic," which (very loosely) involves our modern digital world overlapping the real one. New Dark Age is a book-length argument for the idea that vastly proliferating ...
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| 3 Top Tech Stocks to Buy Right Now Thus far, Netflix has lived up to those high expectations, with the stock gaining over 100% in the last year alone. While that might sound like a reason not to invest now, the company's global opportunity remains enormous and the stock shows no signs of slowing. Since early 2016, when Netflix revealed ...
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| Tuesday briefing: MIT researchers develop hypnagogic dream control tech Today, researchers are have created technology to tap into the creative state between sleep and consciousness, YouTube reveals how many ... first $1 trillion company we look at its next move, step into the battle to recreate dead celebrities as holograms and go onboard the world's biggest cruise ship.
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| EXCLUSIVE - Leveraging innovative digital technologies to transform customer experience at IP ... Today governments around the world and in Australia are seeking to leverage digital technologies to reimagine how they deliver services to customers. IP Australia is a leading public sector agency in the country in this area of digital transformation. At IP Australia, which administers intellectual property ...
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