
Decision-makers in APJ ‘get’ data, but where are the skillsets?
Enterprise decision-makers believe their firms have excellent data capabilities – but many of their own employees don’t. Read more…
Enterprise decision-makers believe their firms have excellent data capabilities – but many of their own employees don’t. Read more…
An AI-powered app called Speedcam Anywhere crowdsources everyone on the road to identify and report speeders. Even Google and Apple hate it. Read more…
The crown jewel of the connected car era is vehicle data – and everybody from carmakers to insurers and repair shops wants some. Read more…
Phone OEMs are launching their latest smartphones at MWC, but people aren’t talking about them. They’re talking about data and AI. Read more…
Fighting climate change requires people to adopt sustainable lifestyles – data can show them that their actions are making a difference. Read more…
The Chinese government has been expanding its practice of taking a ‘golden share’ in private companies possessing large amounts of key data. Read more…
Is Apple really interested in user privacy, or is this really just a way to tighten control of user data to strengthen its ecosystem? Read more…
Spoiler: it’s a lot. Amazon customer files reveal the company’s ability to amass strikingly intimate portraits of individual consumers. Read more…
It turns out that AI is not great at everything – yet. We all thought that, somehow, AI would save the world from the pandemic. It didn’t. Read more…
Big data used to be, with hindsight, pedestrian. Conferences on data (in those days data warehousing) used to be about companies showing off. Read more…
Big data is becoming explosive data. Data volumes are growing continually and in danger of overwhelming systems, processes and organisations. Read more…
Police, border guards must combat racial profiling and ensure that ‘big data’ collected via artificial intelligence does not reinforce biases Read more…
Thanks to COVID-19, data traffic is spiking as more people work from home and stay indoors. But telcos shouldn’t count on volumes returning to normal. Read more…
US mobile operators like FCC’s idea to create a crowdsourced geospatial map for mobile broadband – as long it doesn’t include 5G. Here’s why. Read more…
Can the Hong Kong police track you with your Octopus card? Not accurately, but thanks to the likes of Google and Facebook, they probably don’t have to. Read more…
If we’re going to break up Big Tech, what’s the most effective remedy? There are lots of ideas, but we’ll probably need a combination of them. Read more…
New developments in the space industry and advances in cloud computing are presenting opportunities to improve people’s lives at a scale not seen before. Read more…
ITEM: A non-profit AI firm has revealed plans to combine AI with satellite imagery to track carbon emissions from every power plant on Earth in real time – and it could be a game changer Read more…
Ethics seems to be the new fashionable thing. There is ethics in AI, which we believe is a lost cause. If bad people want to use it, they will. Read more…
Data mass is beginning to exhibit gravitational properties – it’s getting heavy – and eventually it will be too big to move. How will networks handle this? And what does it mean for digital identity, Read more…
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