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Friday Futures: UFOs – humans from the future, beating cancer
This week: UFOs are humans from the future; greenhouse gases increasing; AI and music; old drugs beat cancer; new enzymes and salads on Mars. Read more…
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Is Tesla the Google of the automotive industry?
Yet, Tesla is now the most valuable automotive company on the planet. That is even after the near scandal last year. Read more…
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Now, mental health organisations join the war with social media
Pressure is mounting on social media platforms. Privacy was the first front to open up and now they are obvious targets for all sorts of entities. Read more…
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Apple just threw down the gauntlet with AI at the edge
Tech giant Apple recently bought a specialist AI company called Xnor.ai out of Seattle. The news was met with mixed reviews. Read more…
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A University just created a new life-form using real DNA
A team at Cornell University created a machine that is, to all intents and purposes, alive. It has metabolism, it is capable of self assembly and organisation. Read more…
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Friday Futures: did the Big Bang happen, odd things at the Earth’s core
This week: scientists question the Big Bang; best toys at CES; foam airplanes; living on the ISS; anomalies at the Earth’s core. Read more…
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5G to hit 1.5 billion customers by 2025 – but which 5G?
5G connections will grow from five million at the end of last year to 1.5 billion by the end of 2025. Read more…
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Telcos now in race against time to offset voice revenue loss
According to the recent and much publicised report concluding that voice revenues are going to drop by 45% between now and 2024 Read more…
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Friday Futures: time machine, dark matter and a real light sabre
This week: a time machine; earth-like planet discovered; dark matter; CES; signals from space; Bermuda Triangle solved and home made light sabre. Read more…
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As tech, 5G excitement wanes, in healthcare it’s all kicking off
While the general high tech world is running out of things to say, it is no surprise that big tech companies are piling into healthcare. Read more…