AI networks inspired by brain cells can perform cognitive tasks
A new study shows that artificial intelligence networks based on the connections of the human brain can efficiently perform cognitive tasks.
A new study shows that artificial intelligence networks based on the connections of the human brain can efficiently perform cognitive tasks.
Nicholas Fang’s startup Boston Micro Fabrication has unveiled a new method for creating ultra-precise 3D printers.It is a great technological advance since the hardware of many products -cameras, latest generation…
Reply ‘s latest study explores two key areas that are driving the growth of the Internet of Things ( IoT ) in the industrial market: the smart factory and smart…
Researchers at Columbia Engineering ‘s Creative Machines Lab have been working for five years to create EVA, a new autonomous robot with a soft, expressive face that responds to the expressions of humans it encounters has close
Researchers from numerous universities and educational institutions, including the University of Cambridge and the École Polytechnique Fédérale de Lausanne, have succeeded in showing that graphene can be used to produce ultra-high-density hard disk drives (HDDs).
Google doesn’t have a magic recipe for innovation, but it’s pretty good at it. That, among many other reasons, surely has to do with how well you have perfected the art of brainstorming.
Marketing departments that use gamification manage to improve consumer engagement and enhance interaction with the brand.
Researchers at Rockefeller University have shed new light on the popular Moore’s Law, possibly the most famous technological prediction in the world, which states that “approximately every 2 years the number of transistors in a microprocessor doubles.”
Netscout has announced findings from its bi-annual Threat Intelligence Report that underscore the dramatic impact cyberattacks continue to have on public and private organizations and governments around the world.
We know that governments and some other big technology company have spied on us. One of the ways to do it has been through electronic devices such as mobile phones.
The bigger the internet gets, the more likely a user is to fall victim to privacy abuse or data theft. That is why more and more internet and cybersecurity experts are looking for ways to rebuild the network to make it more secure.
iCommunity Labs has shut down its ITO (initial token offering ) by selling $1 million worth of blockchain services tokenized through its native token, ICOM.