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Deep learning outperforms standard machine learning in biomedical research applications, research shows

Deep learning outperforms standard machine learning in biomedical research applications, research shows

Compared to standard machine learning models, deep learning models are largely superior at discerning patterns and discriminative features in brain imaging, despite being more complex in their architecture, according to a new study in Nature Communications led by Georgia State University.

Tech Xplore January 18, 2021
Turning Today’s Challenges Into Tomorrow’s Opportunities: Predictions For 2021 And Beyond

Turning Today’s Challenges Into Tomorrow’s Opportunities: Predictions For 2021 And Beyond

With 2020 now behind us, I am sure many of us (if not all of us) are breathing a sigh of relief. In the business community, 2020 became about surviving, pivoting, adapting, and navigating what suddenly became a brand-new landscape.

Forbes January 18, 2021
Getting Past Cybersecurity In IoT Devices And Exploring Their Performance

Getting Past Cybersecurity In IoT Devices And Exploring Their Performance

A plethora of newspaper and digital articles and blogs continue to underscore one key aspect of cybersecurity: Criminals are invading our home IoT devices and spying on us, demanding ransom and destroying our privacy.

Forbes January 18, 2021
Cloud-First Strategies Call For New IT Operations Models

Cloud-First Strategies Call For New IT Operations Models

The trend is clear. Many enterprises are adopting a cloud-first approach. Gartner, Inc. says that by 2024, more than 45% of IT spending on infrastructure services will shift from traditional data center solutions to the cloud. This implies that C-level executives need to figure out how to evolve their IT operations.

Forbes January 18, 2021
How The Pandemic Has Accelerated Cloud Adoption

How The Pandemic Has Accelerated Cloud Adoption

“Digital transformation” has been a buzzword over the last few years, with small and medium businesses as well as large enterprises moving operations to the cloud and adopting online productivity and collaboration services.

Forbes January 18, 2021
Forbes Fintech Awards 2020: Jack Dorsey Gives Banks A Wake-Up Call

Forbes Fintech Awards 2020: Jack Dorsey Gives Banks A Wake-Up Call

This past year was a whirlwind for fintech. The pandemic hit many businesses like a hurricane, with lenders suffering the most damage. But as government stimulus checks hit bank accounts and consumers began buying everything online, some of the most popular personal finance apps and payments companies thrived. Digital banking startup Chime tripled its valuation in six months, reaching $14.5 billion in September.

Forbes January 5, 2021
Wirecard Prompts Call To Action For Global Regulators In 2021

Wirecard Prompts Call To Action For Global Regulators In 2021

Wirecard’s stunning collapse exposed a litany of failures: by auditors and accountants who took the company’s statements at face value; by scores of journalists who weren’t willing to dig deeper; and by a swathe of investors who helped inflate the company’s valuation without scrutinizing its financials.

Forbes January 5, 2021
Wind powers more than half of UK electricity for first time

Wind powers more than half of UK electricity for first time

Wind power accounted for more than half of Britain’s daily generated electricity on Saturday in the wake of Storm Bella, according to energy giant Drax. The percentage of wind power in the country’s energy mix hit a record 50.67 percent on Saturday, the company said over the weekend, beating the previous record of 50 percent in August.

Tech Xplore January 5, 2021
Which Analytics And BI Technologies Are The Most Popular In Manufacturing

Which Analytics And BI Technologies Are The Most Popular In Manufacturing

Smart manufacturing techniques are gaining adoption across small and mid-tier manufacturers and this report successfully captures the leading indicators of that shift.

Forbes January 5, 2021
5 tips for leading IT remotely

5 tips for leading IT remotely

Many people have had to adapt to working from home and other remote locations — at least part of the time — in the hybrid workplace that’s emerging because of the pandemic. That includes CIOs and other IT executives.

CIO January 5, 2021
10 most popular interviews of 2020 on EU-Startups

10 most popular interviews of 2020 on EU-Startups

As 2020 comes to a close, however tempting it is to not look back and charge forcefully into 2021, at EU-Startups we’re pausing to find some positive moments. Here we’ve collected together the 10 most-read interviews that we ran this year, which beyond being good reads, show the ingenuity, innovative nature and forward-looking attitudes of European entrepreneurs.

EU-Startups January 5, 2021
Ethereum Cofounder Reveals ‘Underrated’ Bitcoin And Crypto Bull Case Amid Massive Price Rally

Ethereum Cofounder Reveals ‘Underrated’ Bitcoin And Crypto Bull Case Amid Massive Price Rally

Bitcoin has exploded since October, climbing from its long-time $10,000 per bitcoin support level to never-before-seen highs of almost $35,000.

Forbes January 5, 2021
WhatsApp Soundly Beaten By Apple’s Stunning New iMessage Update

WhatsApp Soundly Beaten By Apple’s Stunning New iMessage Update

WhatsApp, the world’s leading messenger with 2 billion users sending 100 billion messages each day, popularized secure messaging. But if you’re one of the hundreds of millions using WhatsApp on an iPhone, you’re in for an unwelcome surprise when you see Apple’s stunning new iMessage update.

Forbes January 5, 2021
Robots with rhythm: Boston Dynamics' dancing androids a hit

Robots with rhythm: Boston Dynamics' dancing androids a hit

Boston Dynamics released scary robot videos, but this one is clearly a playful attempt to close the books on 2020. “Our whole crew got together to celebrate the start of what we hope will be a happier year,” the Waltham, Massachusetts, company says in the caption.

Tech Xplore January 5, 2021
Spontaneous robot dances highlight a new kind of order in active matter

Spontaneous robot dances highlight a new kind of order in active matter

Predicting when and how collections of particles, robots, or animals become orderly remains a challenge across science and engineering. In the 19th century, scientists and engineers developed the discipline of statistical mechanics, which predicts how groups of simple particles transition between order and disorder, as when a collection of randomly colliding atoms freezes to form a uniform crystal lattice.

Tech Xplore January 5, 2021