Elizabeth Wallace

Researchers have developed a rigorous neural net algorithm designed to extract essential features of big data sets in one pass.

Researchers are exploring how perceptive AI might be used to evaluate traffic pattern scenarios and make city driving safer.

New offerings in the European AI toolkit project aim to facilitate innovation and research into artificial intelligence.

AI could transform clinical trials for the better, unlocking the next generation of drug discovery and building new pipelines for pharmaceutical companies.

Real-time data streams and predictive analytics capabilities improve decision-making for utilities and energy companies, helping them fight disruptions.

Low code lets citizen developers get solutions on the board without waiting for IT, while also retaining oversight to ensure security.

Edge computing changes are enabling decision-making where data is generated, and are powering applications that are reliable, private, and faster than ever.

While some experts may pit tech versus liberal arts, liberal arts and humanities might be the key to tackling the consequences of tech in our lives.

This week’s Katana Graph funding news highlights the growing market interest in graph analytics.

The goal of pursuing small data is to create a truly human-like intelligent machine capable of learning the way children do when exploring the world for the first time.

By combining the best of two projects, LF Networking hopes to accelerate the transformation to cloud-native infrastructures while reducing obstacles.

The Milton Keynes Council MK5G project wants to explore using 5G mobility to move people and goods with autonomous vehicles.