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Decision-makers in APJ ‘get’ data, but where are the skillsets?

April 27, 2022 Joana Bagano 0

Enterprise decision-makers believe their firms have excellent data capabilities – but many of their own employees don’t. Read more…

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Speedcam Anywhere turns cars into speed cameras – it’s very unpopular

April 15, 2022 John C. Tanner 0

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…

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We know connected vehicles collect data – but who has access to it?

March 14, 2022 News Centre 0

The crown jewel of the connected car era is vehicle data – and everybody from carmakers to insurers and repair shops wants some. Read more…

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Maybe they should call it the Data And AI World Congress now

March 3, 2022 Jouko Ahvenainen 0

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…

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Give people the data they need to shift to sustainable lifestyles

February 24, 2022 Jouko Ahvenainen 0

Fighting climate change requires people to adopt sustainable lifestyles – data can show them that their actions are making a difference. Read more…

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China escalates ‘golden share’ strategy to access more company data

December 16, 2021 News Centre 0

The Chinese government has been expanding its practice of taking a ‘golden share’ in private companies possessing large amounts of key data. Read more…

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Apple’s user privacy policy is better for its ad business than for its users

December 9, 2021 Jouko Ahvenainen 0

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…

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Here’s an idea of how much data Amazon collects on its customers

November 22, 2021 News Centre 0

Spoiler: it’s a lot. Amazon customer files reveal the company’s ability to amass strikingly intimate portraits of individual consumers. Read more…

AI
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AI was going to save us from the pandemic but it failed for a simple reason

August 4, 2021 Alex Leslie 1

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
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Big data is now so big and so fast, we need a new term to describe it

July 15, 2021 Alex Leslie 0

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…

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Big data becomes explosive – will 5G networks be shell-shocked?

July 9, 2021 Alex Leslie 1

Big data is becoming explosive data. Data volumes are growing continually and in danger of overwhelming systems, processes and organisations. Read more…

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UN decries use of ‘big data’ collected via AI to reinforce racial bias

November 30, 2020 News Centre 0

Police, border guards must combat racial profiling and ensure that ‘big data’ collected via artificial intelligence does not reinforce biases Read more…

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The COVID-19 data surge isn’t a temporary blip – it’s probably permanent

March 23, 2020 John C. Tanner 0

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…

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Why US cellcos don’t want FCC’s broadband map to include 5G

October 17, 2019 John C. Tanner 0

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…

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In HK, Octopus tracking is the least of our worries

June 18, 2019 John C. Tanner 0

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…

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There must be 50 ways to break up Big Tech

June 13, 2019 John C. Tanner 0

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…

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First there was big data, now there is space data

June 7, 2019 Guest Writer 0

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…

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Satellites and AI could track carbon emissions in real time

May 14, 2019 John C. Tanner 0

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
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Ethics and AI driven buzzwords. Try common sense

April 23, 2019 Alex Leslie 0

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…

heavy data
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Big data is becoming heavy data – and that’s a problem

November 5, 2018 Guest Writer 0

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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