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DHL invests $300 million in automation to handle ‘surge’ in e-commerce demand
DHL invests $300 million in automation to handle 'surge' in e-commerce demand

CEO says that the technology has matured enough to justify investment

  • Skills
  • 04 December 2018
Chromium will replace EdgeHTML in Microsoft’s rumoured new browser
Chromium will replace EdgeHTML in Microsoft's rumoured new browser

A source says that Microsoft is replacing its Edge browser with a new one built using the same engine as Google Chrome

  • Internet
  • 04 December 2018
National Grid takes on AI and drones to monitor UK national infrastructure
National Grid takes on AI and drones to monitor UK national infrastructure

The infrastructure operator has been using drones for the last two years, and needs automation to deal with the data that they acquire

  • Databases
  • 04 December 2018
Amazon testing Go concept for Whole Foods rollout
Amazon testing Go concept for Whole Foods rollout

Amazon is trialling its automated store technology for use in larger locations

  • Strategy
  • 03 December 2018
Toyota uses 5G to untether T-HR3 robot
Toyota uses 5G to untether T-HR3 robot

Your Avatar dreams are coming closer to reality

  • Networks
  • 30 November 2018
Volvo’s autonomous trucks tackle mining operations
Volvo's autonomous trucks tackle mining operations

Volvo will be paid per metric tonne delivered, making the success of the autonomous trucks critical

  • Cloud Computing
  • 26 November 2018
China’s EAST machine reaches temperatures six times hotter than the Sun
China's EAST machine reaches temperatures six times hotter than the Sun

The reactor topped out at 100 million° C

  • Green
  • 15 November 2018
China recruits “patriotic” teenagers to work on AI weapons
China recruits "patriotic" teenagers to work on AI weapons

Students aged 18 and younger will work with China's top scientists to research and build lethal weapon systems

  • Software
  • 09 November 2018
Decision to automate Wonga pay-outs attracts criticism
Decision to automate Wonga pay-outs attracts criticism

Claimants who were mis-sold loans by the payday lender's automated service could lose out if another such service decides against them

  • Finance
  • 06 November 2018
Drones bring vaccines to Pacific island nation
Drones bring vaccines to Pacific island nation

Unicef has high hopes for drone delivery across Vanuatu, but storms and nervous locals are among the risks

  • Cloud Computing
  • 31 October 2018
RPA projects twice as likely to attract funding as AI
RPA projects twice as likely to attract funding as AI

Robotic process automation is the best starting point for digital transformation, says research firm

  • Cloud Computing
  • 30 October 2018
Cast your vote in the Technology Product Awards before Friday
Voting closes in the Technology Product Awards TODAY

Your vote counts, so make sure that you use it

  • Cloud Computing
  • 24 October 2018
Self-driving taxis could be on London’s roads by 2021
Self-driving taxis could be on London's roads by 2021

Addison Lee is working on autonomous taxis for commuting and pleasure

  • Cloud Computing
  • 22 October 2018
Governments defines IoT Code of Practice to make security built-in, not bolt-on
Governments defines IoT Code of Practice to make security built-in, not bolt-on

HP and Centrica are the first industry partners to sign up to the government's new Code

  • Security
  • 15 October 2018
Review: BenQ EW3270U LCD monitor
Review: BenQ EW3270U LCD monitor

BenQ has cut some corners to bring HDR to the masses in a 4k 32-inch screen

  • Displays
  • 11 October 2018
Bad data made Amazon’s AI biased against women
Bad data made Amazon's AI biased against women

Amazon had to scrap an automated candidate selection tool because it had learned to be sexist

  • Databases
  • 10 October 2018
Video games, not killer robots, might hold the future of AI
Video games, not killer robots, might hold the future of AI

Humans hate playing with bots, but bots that play like humans aren't satisfying, argues AI researcher

  • Software
  • 09 October 2018
Amazon looks to the UK to expand its cashier-free store concept
Amazon looks to the UK to expand its cashier-free store concept

Sources say that the online giant is buying up physical retail space in the UK

  • Strategy
  • 08 October 2018
Technology could force low-skilled workers out of their jobs - or enhance them
Technology could force low-skilled workers out of their jobs - or enhance them

A report from the Migration Policy Institute highlights the impact of automation and other technologies on the lowest end of the labour market

  • Skills
  • 04 October 2018
Artificial intelligence could prevent famines, says World Bank president
Artificial intelligence could prevent famines, says World Bank president

The World Bank is developing the Artemis famine-prevention AI system with technology giants

  • Databases
  • 03 October 2018
Building permits - and protests - stymie opening of robot brothel
Building permits - and protests - stymie opening of robot brothel

Local opposition to the idea of robot sex workers has been strong

  • Peripherals
  • 02 October 2018
NASA could nudge or nuke to divert any near-Earth objects
NASA could nudge or nuke to divert any near-Earth objects

A nuclear strike has been considered, but Bruce Willis is nowhere in sight

  • Government
  • 24 September 2018
Deep learning is inferior to scripting for teaching robots
Deep learning is inferior to scripting for teaching robots

But deep learning pulls ahead for complex tasks

  • Cloud Computing
  • 24 September 2018
ICO issues its first GDPR fine
ICO issues its first GDPR fine

The ICO is concerned with AggregateIQ's retention and processing of data used in the Brexit referendum

  • Privacy
  • 21 September 2018
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