DIGITAL DISRUPTION NEWS FROM VERDICT.CO.UK
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Could Samsung’s design issues delay the adoption of foldable phones?
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Almost all young people would be lost without their sat navs, survey…
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Fresh Alexa privacy concerns prompted by revelations about human intervention
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Brexit delays are harming technology investments – and the long-term damage could…
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Top ten consumer electronics companies ranked: Exclusive thematic research
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Retraining key to increasing number of women in tech industry
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AI in banking to be worth $300bn by 2030, but millions of…
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What must enterprises consider before going on the cybersecurity offensive?
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Never before have we had a workforce that consists of so many different types of people. We’re living and working longer while new generations also...
A closer look at LockerGoga, the ransomware crippling industrial giants
April 09, 2019
Attacks using the LockerGoga ransomware may not be as widespread as Wannacry, which exposed the poor cybersecurity practices of the masses in May 2017, but...
IoT Day: We are facing an “IoT explosion” but it has a dark side
April 09, 2019
Today is IoT Day, where the tech industry takes stock of the state of the Internet of Things (IoT). However, while the technology is becoming...
EU presents “trustworthy” AI ethics guidelines
April 08, 2019
Artificial intelligence is impacting almost every area of daily life, with applications in sectors such as healthcare, energy consumption, cars safety, farming, climate change, financial...
Researchers train AI to learn as a child would
April 08, 2019
In the field of artificial intelligence, there are two main approaches to training a programme: symbolic AI, which uses visual symbols, and connectionism, which uses...
Abu Dhabi forms technology hub for startups
April 08, 2019
Abu Dhabi is investing up to 1 billion Emirati Dirham, AED, ($272 million) in Hub71, a programme that offers fully subsidised housing, office space and...
Germany is blazing an independent path for smart tech regulation
April 05, 2019
Germany is going its own way on important technology regulation issues, encouraging early technology adoption, protecting data and preserving infrastructure competition. In so doing, it...
Security fears are stopping the public sector from making full use of its data
April 05, 2019
Data-driven initiatives are making it easier for 91% of public sector employees to do their job, yet security fears continue to hold many organisations back....
