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Bengaluru Scientists Develop Device That Mimics Human Brain's Cognitive Actions
A team of scientists from Bengaluru's Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research (JNCASR) has developed a device that can emulate the cognitive actions of a human brain, and is more efficient than conventional techniques. The new AI technology enhances computational speed and power consumption efficiency.
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Arvind Krishna To Lead IBM: 5 Things To Know About The IIT-Kanpur Alumnus
Indian-origin technology executive Arvind Krishna has been named Chief Executive Officer of American IT giant IBM. Mr Krishna, 57, succeeds Virginia Rometty, who described him as the "right CEO for the next era at IBM" and "well-positioned" to lead the company into the cloud and cognitive era. "I am thrilled and humbled to be elected as the next C...
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In New Leap for AI: Computer Chips That Can Smell
Agabi believes his company could build a cognitive humanoid system based on synthetic living neurons in the next five to seven years.
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Cognitive Computing Is India’s Future, Says IBM President
"You are a country of developers, which is why I say cognitive is India's future," she said
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Blockchain, Cognitive Computing and Cloud to Shape Future of Finance
Over the past few years financial institutions have been struggling to take advantage of vast amounts of data that they store.
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How a Touch Screen Helped a Paralysed Chimp Walk Again
In a first, Japanese researchers have rehabilitated a paralysed chimpanzee through interaction with computers and touch screens.
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IBM Opens Watson Ecosystem for Businesses in India, Names 2 Partners
InspireOne Technologies and Textient are the first two Indian partners to join the IBM's cognitive computing platform.
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10 Big Technology Trends Likely to Emerge in 2016
What will you see in the world of gadgets in 2016? Are they any new types of devices coming, and what other trends will affect you?
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SwiftKey's New Keyboard 'Thinks' Like You Do
SwiftKey has launched a new keyboard that uses neural networks to predict word suggestions.
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IBM Unveils 'Breakthrough' Computer Chip
IBM on Thursday unveiled a powerful new chip which the company says could boost computing power of "everything from smartphones to spacecraft."
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Watson, the Computer, is the Tennis Genius at Wimbledon
Watson is a cognitive computer designed by IBM that played Gary Kasparov at chess and beat the most successful contestant on hit U.S. game show Jeopardy in a $1 million challenge. It is now crunching tennis statistics to answer the world's queries about Wimbledon.
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Cognitive Computing Isn't Just a Buzzword, It's the Next Big Thing in Technology
Cognitive computing is the next big frontier in technology and it's going to change not only our devices and services, but human society at large.
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IBM Partners with Universities on Watson Projects
Students will be able to use Watson to develop new cognitive computing applications for a variety of industries ranging from health care to finance
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Telcos know more about you than Google, and how they're using it to deliver personalised experiences
IBM sees a future where telecom companies go beyond being just a "dumb pipe", but this could come at the cost of your privacy.
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Bengaluru Scientists Develop Device That Mimics Human Brain's Cognitive Actions
A team of scientists from Bengaluru's Jawaharlal Nehru Centre for Advanced Scientific Research (JNCASR) has developed a device that can emulate the cognitive actions of a human brain, and is more efficient than conventional techniques. The new AI technology enhances computational speed and power consumption efficiency.
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Arvind Krishna To Lead IBM: 5 Things To Know About The IIT-Kanpur Alumnus
Indian-origin technology executive Arvind Krishna has been named Chief Executive Officer of American IT giant IBM. Mr Krishna, 57, succeeds Virginia Rometty, who described him as the "right CEO for the next era at IBM" and "well-positioned" to lead the company into the cloud and cognitive era. "I am thrilled and humbled to be elected as the next C...
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In New Leap for AI: Computer Chips That Can Smell
Agabi believes his company could build a cognitive humanoid system based on synthetic living neurons in the next five to seven years.
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Cognitive Computing Is India’s Future, Says IBM President
"You are a country of developers, which is why I say cognitive is India's future," she said
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Blockchain, Cognitive Computing and Cloud to Shape Future of Finance
Over the past few years financial institutions have been struggling to take advantage of vast amounts of data that they store.
-
How a Touch Screen Helped a Paralysed Chimp Walk Again
In a first, Japanese researchers have rehabilitated a paralysed chimpanzee through interaction with computers and touch screens.
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IBM Opens Watson Ecosystem for Businesses in India, Names 2 Partners
InspireOne Technologies and Textient are the first two Indian partners to join the IBM's cognitive computing platform.
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10 Big Technology Trends Likely to Emerge in 2016
What will you see in the world of gadgets in 2016? Are they any new types of devices coming, and what other trends will affect you?
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SwiftKey's New Keyboard 'Thinks' Like You Do
SwiftKey has launched a new keyboard that uses neural networks to predict word suggestions.
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IBM Unveils 'Breakthrough' Computer Chip
IBM on Thursday unveiled a powerful new chip which the company says could boost computing power of "everything from smartphones to spacecraft."
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Watson, the Computer, is the Tennis Genius at Wimbledon
Watson is a cognitive computer designed by IBM that played Gary Kasparov at chess and beat the most successful contestant on hit U.S. game show Jeopardy in a $1 million challenge. It is now crunching tennis statistics to answer the world's queries about Wimbledon.
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Cognitive Computing Isn't Just a Buzzword, It's the Next Big Thing in Technology
Cognitive computing is the next big frontier in technology and it's going to change not only our devices and services, but human society at large.
-
IBM Partners with Universities on Watson Projects
Students will be able to use Watson to develop new cognitive computing applications for a variety of industries ranging from health care to finance
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Telcos know more about you than Google, and how they're using it to deliver personalised experiences
IBM sees a future where telecom companies go beyond being just a "dumb pipe", but this could come at the cost of your privacy.
