
Apple reportedly demos mixed-reality headset to its board
The headset combines augmented reality and virtual reality and will be the company’s first major new product category since the Apple Watch debuted in 2015.
The headset combines augmented reality and virtual reality and will be the company’s first major new product category since the Apple Watch debuted in 2015.
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Mitigating cyber risks will be a key challenge, and many gaming executives are already or planning to hire employees with advanced cybersecurity skills, according to a new study from Ernst & Young.
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The new service will provide its users with third-party attestation over a host of different environments.
Robotics is an important part of the company’s diversification plan to expand beyond smart phones.
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Decentralization is better in theory than in practice, and most users prefer simplicity over individual control of data and identity.
With a combination of intelligent software, connected architectures and new modular and networked processors, the company is aiming to reach near-term quantum advantage.
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New research shows business users and consumers are curious but skeptical about the viability of virtual worlds–at least for now.
Boston Consulting Group analyzed projects at 950 companies and reported success and failure rates by industry.