Cognitive Computing
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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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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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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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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.
-
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?
-
SwiftKey's New Keyboard 'Thinks' Like You Do
SwiftKey has launched a new keyboard that uses neural networks to predict word suggestions.
-
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."
-
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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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.
