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The top tips for crowdfunding (as suggested by our project creators)

CrowdfundingSeptember 27, 2019

The people have spoken! We went out and canvassed project creators who have run successful campaigns, asking them a simple question: what tips...

Doge Racer, the ‘Mario Kart’ of Dogecoin, Releases New Update, Can Now Pay With DOGE

BlockchainSeptember 25, 2019

Doge Racer, an indie game inspired by the Dogecoin community, has just released its version 1.17 alpha. The game can now also be purchased using the Dogecoin (DOGE) cryptocurrency. What Is Doge Racer? Doge Racer is a video game created by the developer Anthony Cicero, who runs TCiceroDev.com. Doge Racer has previously been described as […]

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Western Digital: We’re just about DDN with these data centre systems

NetworksSeptember 20, 2019

American drive-slinger Western Digital has pulled out of the storage systems business, telling the world last night that it is selling the IntelliFlash...

The perverse incentives produced by institutional division

AutomotiveSeptember 19, 2019

» In Chicago, conflicts between local transit services and the commuter rail network have impinged on peoples’ mobility for decades. The institutional context...

Research: More companies turning to mainframes for blockchain initiatives

BlockchainSeptember 19, 2019

New research suggests mainframe technology is a key part of many business’ blockchain plans Go by the standard cliché, and mainframe technology is legacy and for the past, whilst blockchain is cutting edge and the future. Never the twain shall meet. But the reality is very different, with fresh research revealing that the two are […]

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The six barriers to efficient multilingual support (and how to overcome them)

AISeptember 10, 2019

Nowadays, companies that have grown internationally target customers in numerous countries at once.But providing customer support in multiple languages can easily turn into...

Polish startup ecosystem

PaymentsSeptember 10, 2019

The Tap2Pay team participated in the Huge Thing acceleration program in Poland for 4 months. It was a great 4 months of working with...

Is transit ridership loss inevitable? A U.S.–France comparison

AutomotiveSeptember 9, 2019

» The number of riders using transit in the U.S. continues to decline. But a comparison with French cities shows that the American...

Why can’t the Semiconductor Industry afford to take its Eyes off SerDes?

SemiconductorAugust 28, 2019

In this era of pervasive connectivity, everything needs to communicate with each other and everything around them by means of the internet. There...

12 Principles for Climate-Centric Behavior Change Communications

CarbonAugust 26, 2019

By Michael ShankCommunications Director, Carbon Neutral Cities Alliance This article is available to download as a PDF document and may be used as a resource...

Create a real-time object detection app using Watson Machine Learning

AIAugust 19, 2019

Learn how you can use machine learning to train your own custom model without substantive computing power and time.

Breaking the Memory Wall In AI

SemiconductorAugust 16, 2019

In the long unfolding arc of technology innovation, artificial intelligence (AI) looms as immense. In its quest to mimic human behavior, the technology touches energy, agriculture, manufacturing, logistics, healthcare, construction, transportation and nearly every other imaginable industry – a defining role that promises to fast track the fourth Industrial Revolution. And if the industry oracles […]

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