Technology

It turns out that upping the size of your monitor brings complications along with the supposed benefits of a higher resolution

Both machine learning and statistics involve collecting datasets, building models and making predictions, but they differ in approach

The government has indicated low-Earth orbit satellites could be key to expanding connectivity to UK businesses

The nation’s leaders are battling to change a static workplace culture that's still in love with fax machines and floppy disks

The cloud giant's new cloud-based application aims to offer firms unified supply chain oversight, with pre-trained aggregation models

The real-time performance of the CBDC could see India becoming one of the very countries in the world to adopt a nationwide digital currency

The latest generation of memory has hit the mainstream, but how much more can DDR5 RAM boost performance versus DDR4 RAM units?

UK government also lagging on training with fewer than a fifth of civil servants receiving any in the past two years

The platform ensures that patient data never leaves the hospital trust when an AI algorithm analyses medical records

Sales slump as the market decides “no one wants a gorilla with a hat on”, but the downturn might give rise to a much brighter future for NFTs

Businesses facing recession slump may see cryptocurrencies as a quick return on investment, but are increasingly at risk of fraud

Experts clash over whether the policy proposal is fit for purpose, with some suggesting it does more harm than good

With government agencies building cutting-edge technologies in isolation, could this risk pulling Singapore's digital progress in completely different…

FoodTech’s impressive surge has stalled in 2022, but the M&A slowdown is only a blip, with the wider sector gearing up for an imminent boom

The firms seek to accelerate the training of AI models using Azure's supercomputer infrastructure and Nvidia GPUs

Sleeker smart glasses could be on the horizon thanks to a 40% smaller PCB, reducing the amount of wiring needed by almost half

Research suggests imposter syndrome is holding back around half of IT professionals from realising their multi-faceted dream careers

The servers were built in partnership with Nvidia and Intel, and are marketed to all organisations - small and large

A hybrid approach to automation is needed for contract negotiation

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