Data Strategy Spotlight
INQ, in association with Liaison Technologies, is hosting the Data Strategy channel
Your business decisions are only as good as the data on which they're based, and in a world embracing analytics, IoT and cloud services there's an increasingly massive amount of data to sift through and draw conclusions from.
To fuel enterprise digital transformation, it's paramount to protect and nurture data in four key areas, which will be the focus of content on the Data Strategy channel.
Exploring data-driven decision-making, connectivity across ecosystems, process automation and optimisation and innovation, the Data Strategy channel follows data analytics, master data management, quality management and data science, among many other themes, to keep you up to date with the latest industry developments.
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Boffins have figured out how to spot fingerprints in coders' style
Social Mapper uses facial recognition to track 'targets' on social media
Because what could go wrong with that...
Intel made bank flogging Xeon chips for AI in 2017
Firm estimates it grabbed $1bn from AI-related chip sales last year
IBM's proof-of-concept 'DeepLocker' malware uses AI to infect PCs
Neural network hides its intent until it finds the right victim
Apple: No, we're not listening to iPhone users' conversations
And it doesn't let third-party apps snoop on users either, firm tells lawmakers
Samsung to splurge £17bn on AI, 5G and chip development
Firm hopes futuristic tech will help it recover from 'sluggish' smartphone sales
Mozilla uses AI to serve up suggested content in Firefox
It's like Stumbleupon only... well, no, it's Stumbleupon, basically
Amazon Alexa can now answer questions that stumped it before
...or how curiosity can lose you your role as the head of the WI
A quarter of Brits fear they will lose their job to robot workers
And 37 per cent think rise of automation will make their job 'worse'
OpenAI's Dota 2 bots trounce semi-pro players
Puny humans struggle to compete in one of the nerdiest games around
Raspberry Pi now officially supports Google's TensorFlow software
Latest release lets Pi owners get to grips with Google's machine learning software
Elon Musk's Tesla to drop Nvidia hardware in favour of its own AI chips
Firm will have more control over the hardware plonked in its autonomous systems
Uber dumps self-driving truck division to focus on autonomous cars
Firm wants 'entire team' focused on driverless cars
Google unexpectedly goes down as Gboard AI predicts a mouthful
It's an INQ story with sex innuendos. You know you're going to read it
Google's cloud boss warns of 'inherent bias' in facial recognition tech
Diane Greene says 'we need to be careful about how we use it'
IBM Watson has been giving duff advice about cancer treatment
The idea was never to make the patient worse
OK Google, tell me about the end of days when the world dies in fire and ice
'I've added a reminder for fire and brimstone to your calendar'
Stagecoach is gearing up to test Blighty's first full-sized driverless bus
We bet two come along at once
Amazon rocks tech to its foundations with Alexa EQ update
Actual level of excitement may vary by +/-6dB
Facebook suspends another US gov-linked analytics firm over surveillance fears
No, you don't have déjà vu
Nvidia-powered 'Robocar' becomes first driverless car to complete Goodwood's Hillclimb
AI-fuelled vehicle completed the uphill climb with a max speed of 75 mph
Elon Musk, DeepMind and more pledge not to develop killer robots
Well, robots that can kill on their own at least...
Microsoft calls for gov regulation of facial recognition to 'limit abuse'
Next up: Turkeys vote for Christmas dinner
Microsoft and Walmart fuel cashier-less store rumours with cloud partnership
Two firms team up to better challenge shared rival Amazon
Samsung's 8Gb LPDDR5 chip wants to power future 5G and AI phones
Chip has much better data rate than those found in current flagship phones
IBM's Watson AI used to develop multi-face tracking algorithm
System can track multiple people across scenes, despite changing camera angles
IBM's Watson AI can predict how well you'll do at work
Prepare to have a robot tell you you're s**t at your job
Nvidia's AI system can remove noise from grainy photographs
Computers could be the photo editors of the future
Samsung's ConZNet AI wins at reading, could come to Bixby soon
Just one more thing about Bixby to ignore
Google's Duplex AI could soon be running call centres
Probably still more competent than talking to BT