Category: Geeky Stuff

Soon self-driving cars will be easy to hide in sight. We

[ad_1] Soon, self-driving cars will be easier to hide in sight. Rooftop lidar sensors are likely to shrink, which currently marks many. Mercedes vehicles with the new, partially automatic DriveRead More

Elon Musk Says Twitter Takeover Is ‘Pending’

[ad_1] One person with knowledge of the matter said that Twitter and Mr. Musk have so far worked together to close the deal, but these dynamics could change quickly. HowRead More

Bitcoin is rolling, one stablecoin falls in crypto in wild week

[ad_1] NEW YORK (AP) – It’s been a crazy week in crypto, even by crypto standards. Bitcoin tumbled, stablecoins were anything but stable, and one of the crypto industry’s mostRead More

Health experts: It’s time to turn off the screens and send the kids back to camp

[ad_1] Health experts are warning US parents to stop pacifying their kids with digital screens and send them back to summer camp as their COVID-19 quarantine wanes. They say recordRead More

Pandemic accelerated digitization of the automotive supply chain

[ad_1] Thank you for joining us on “Cloud hub: From cloud chaos to clarity”. Read this talk with Matthias Haberstroh, director of supply chain management at ZF Group, where heRead More

Enhance the agent experience with AI contact centers

[ad_1] Thank you for joining us on “Cloud hub: From cloud chaos to clarity”. Contact centers are of significant value to businesses, but they often have to deal with aRead More

How Climate Change Fits into Australian Elections

[ad_1] What is the current government’s stance on climate? It did little to suggest that it recognizes climate change as a clear and immediate danger that needs a major changeRead More

Unlocking its value and opening new possibilities for producers

[ad_1] Watch this panel discussion to hear experts explain how global manufacturers can harness the power of data and analytics on the cloud. Panelists include: Scott Anderson, CoE director ofRead More

Did warming play a role in the deadly floods in South Africa? Yes, a Study

[ad_1] This includes observational data and two sets of computer simulations that model the world as it is, about 2 degrees Fahrenheit (1.1 degrees Celsius) warmer than it was beforeRead More