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A man on the moon or a cloud in the clouds? Microsoft is part of the new space race.
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A man on the moon or a cloud in the clouds? Microsoft is part of the new space race.
The metaverse will transform how people interact with the world across three overlapping phases, each with its own distinctive influences across technology, market and product characteristics.
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.
Sentiment analysis has improved over the last few years thanks to stronger computing power and the ability to work at scale.
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.
Now is the time to learn about composable applications, cybersecurity mesh and privacy-enhancing computation.
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.
Need a better way to organize your time? Try this method that can help you stay focused. Tom Merritt explains.
A staggering number of consumers and even employees are unimpressed by the work businesses have done with long-term viability thus far.
The study from Monitor Deloitte also finds a convergence between technology and strategy and the increased focus on corporate purpose as a strategic mandate.
More than one-third of American bridges need to be repaired, not to mention other critical infrastructure. It’s a prodigious task for which robots are well suited for the dangerous work.
Commentary: Web3 promoters promise a brave new world of unfettered online freedom. What they’re building, however, looks a lot like Web 2.0.