Dan Patterson

It’s a fine line between countries sharing data in order to help with common interests and imposing on the privacy of those who provide it. The World Economic Forum’s director weighs in.

A director at the World Economic Forum discusses how tech, such as AI and drones, can be the solutions to global issues related to healthcare, education, and logistics.

The World Economic Forum uses tech to help countries, such as regulating drones in Rwanda, and considers how social media amplifies polarization among people.

Defined by emerging technologies such as AI, gene editing, and 3D printing, the Fourth Industrial Revolution is here, and the World Economic Forum hopes that it benefits everyone.

Cryptocurrency founder says the “crypto winter” is finally over, and the Swiss have a deep knowledge of security.

When it comes to online gaming, users want immediate responses. Here’s how Google Stadia has created what it calls negative latency.

Gaming uses a lot of data, especially when streaming in real time. Here’s how Google Stadia handles the data required in its cloud gaming service.

Learn how Stadia provides lower latency and higher quality with its cloud streaming service.

The blockchain is a disruptive innovation. These companies could dramatically alter the financial services, healthcare, compliance, and crowdfunding industries.

A member of IBM’s X-Force Red team hacked two CBS reporters for three weeks. Find out what information she gathered, as well as what phishing entails.

IBM’s Chief People Hacker Stephanie “Snow” Carruthers describes how criminals use caller ID spoofing to get your private data.

An IBM X-Force Red team member explains how her background in makeup and sales helps her social engineering career. Also, she demonstrates how cybercriminals can easily clone your work ID badge.