Volution stories - Page 243

With high-profile firms in the headlines, does it mean that SMEs face even greater risk? And if it does, what can the smaller entities do about it?.

University of Canterbury PhD student Azadeh Hashemi is using milk protein to 3D-imprint cells, potentially enabling the regrowth of missing body parts.

Progress, an American software company, is expanding its cognitive computing and machine learning capabilities.

Here's how artificial intelligence and deep learning are moving from buzzwords to revenue-generating endeavours...

Auckland's FoodBowl is revolutionising NZ's food sector, driving innovation, commercial success, and fostering premium value-added food exports.

A recently released report from Lloyd’s of London has revealed just how powerful and incredibly destructive a global cyber attack could be.

Miners race to solve a cryptographic puzzle, which completes the next transaction (or block) on the chain, in hopes of capturing the coin reward.

As AlphaBay vanishes, the dark web braces for upheaval, with markets jostling for supremacy or a radical shift to P2P trading.

Wellington gears up for a greener commute with electric buses set to join its transport fleet from July next year.

​Qualtrics recently announced the appointment of John Torrey as head of corporate strategy, corporate development and business development.

Dell EMC unveils its Gen-14 PowerEdge server line, promising a leap in IT transformation with robust security and high performance.

Clean-tech company Hydroxsys has developed a revolutionary membrane that extracts water from industrial waste in multiple industries.

Direct from this weeks global partner conference, Microsoft Australia's partner chief talks to the Aussie channel.

The New Zealand Symphony Orchestra offers an immersive VR experience, allowing Kiwis to virtually step onto the conductor's podium or move among musicians.

Microsoft unveils an expansive IOT toolkit, poised to revolutionise business, healthcare, and government operations.

NZ's electric rush: Are we wired for the EV revolution? Concerns over grid strain and EV hotspots ignite calls for coordinated planning.

Schneider Electric revolutionises data centres with Infrastructure Management as a Service, paving the way for a nimbler IT future.

The Digital Evolution Index research tracks progress countries have made since 2014 in developing digital economies and integrating connectivity.

Track'em, a software solution that tracks materials and assets for large construction projects, is revolutionizing the industry.

We might look back on 2017 as the year the hard disk era finally gave way to the brave new world of all-flash solid-state storage.