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D.C. Circuit Ruling Empowers Energy Storage Technology To Tap Bigger Markets The decision allows industrial-scale batteries to buy and sell directly in the nation's major electricity markets — a sign that the storage technology needed to expand the use of wind and solar generation has come into its own.

How Companies Are Using AI To Predict Human Emotion Forbes catches up with Element Human to discuss how they're implementing AI technology to hone a brand's ability to predict the way a product will be received emotionally by the public.

Dow Rallies Over 500 Points As JPMorgan, Wells Fargo Jumpstart Earnings Season The market is bracing for its worst earnings season in 12 years.

Four Principals For Building A Better Analytics Team One of the most important elements of any effective analytics program is its guiding set of principles. Exploring 4 key principals to build a better analytics team

In Break With Trump, Sen. Lindsey Graham Praises Dr. Anthony Fauci "I have all the respect in the world for Dr. Fauci."

UK Bans Huawei From 5G Networks Wireless providers will no longer be able to buy from controversial Chinese firm after 2020; all products barred from U.K. networks by 2027.

Car Dependency Baked Into Joe Biden’s $2 Trillion Climate Plan Democratic presidential candidate Joe Biden revealed details of a $2 trillion climate plan on July 14.

When It Comes To Productivity, The Samsung Galaxy Book S Is A Marathon Runner Analyst Anshel Sag reviews the new Samsung Galaxy Book S laptop.

Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 Leaks: Design Echoes Apple’s iPad Pro As the launch of the Samsung Galaxy Tab S7 nears, images of the new tablet have leaked.

CDC Director: It’s Time For Universal Masking To End Covid-19 Pandemic Universal nationwide use of face masks could bring the spread of the Coronavirus under control within four to eight weeks, the head of the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said Tuesday.

‘Destiny 2’ Weekly Reset Update: Grey Guardians, Evacuation Halt And Triumph Fix There isn’t a whole lot happening in Destiny 2 at reset as of today, and yet there are a few different things that I think are worth touching on all the same.

Shoppers In England Face $125 Fine For Not Wearing Masks The sanction was revealed today in parliament by the U.K. health secretary as part of a move to increase both safety and footfall.

How Did The Plants We Eat Today Evolve? Artwork May Hold Clues The way artists portrayed fruits and vegetables could help scientists fill in the gaps in the history of plant evolution, say plant biologist Ive De Smet and art historian David Vergauwen

AMD Jumps Into The Workstation Market With Its Popular Threadripper Processor According to the results presented, AMD outperforms the competition on both CPU and GPU workloads, but the delta varies greatly from 4% on benchmark SPECviewperf 13 Energy to over 50% on applications like Adobe After Effects.

Now This Is War: Peacock vs Netflix, Amazon Prime, Hulu, HBO, Apple TV+ Netflix has never seen a competitor like this.

Leaving ‘Warcraft: Shadowlands’ Covenants Will Be Easy; Coming Back Is Hard To Do One of the key features of this fall’s World of Warcraft: Shadowlands expansion will require players to commit to the faction, or covenant, they choose in the popular MMORPG.

Larry Ellison Explains Benefits Of Running Oracle Cloud Services Behind Your Firewall Oracle expands its Cloud@Customer offering with two new services, offering its Autonomous Database and an entire cloud region inside customers’ own data centers.

Meet The Stanford AI Lab Alums That Raised $15 Million To Optimize Machine Learning In 2019, after spending five years developing a ML platform at Stanford's AI Lab, the research team decided to spin out of the lab and create a company called Snorkel AI. Today, Snorkel AI came out of stealth mode announcing it had raised $15 million from investors like Greylock, GV, and In-Q-Tel.

The Dire Need For Precision Learning Today, learning is the single most important activity for every professional. If a person is unable to learn, re-learn and unlearn on a regular basis, they could become irrelevant very quickly.

Squirrel In Colorado Tests Positive For Bubonic Plague Plague can be contracted by “humans and household animals if proper precautions are not taken,” said Jefferson County Public Health officials.

New Ideas Presented To Keep Passengers In Robocars From Panicking A consortium of automakers, rideshare companies and auto engineers has come up with ideas on how passengers in self-driving vehicles can handle perceived emergencies by either stopping the vehicle or calling for help.

For Sale: Hacked Data On 142 Million MGM Hotel Guests The attack initially appeared to impact around 10.6 million guests. Now the actual figure appears to be much, much higher.

Brits Boost Mobile Industry By Losing 98 Million Smartphones To Date Brits have lost more than 98,000,000 smartphones since 2007, according to new research from Mobiles.co.uk.

Moving Mainframe Legacy Apps To The Cloud Without Rewriting LzLabs, a mainframe migration software specialist based in Zurich, is coming to North America, where it has heard a few mainframes are still running.

The Next $1 Trillion - Three Ways To Win Developers’ Hearts And Minds Building a billion-dollar enterprise software company means capturing the hearts and minds of developers. Entrepreneurs can effectively monetize a developer-driven software company with three main business models, fueling the next trillion-dollar software market.

Covid-19 Put Billionaire John Paul DeJoria’s Hair Care Empire At Risk. How He’s Investing His Fortune In The Brand To Keep It Alive The decades-long retail strategy that has made DeJoria an enormous fortune buckled during the Covid-19 pandemic. Social distancing measures shuttered hair salons and barbershops across the country. “Our sales zoomed straight down,” says DeJoria. “We lost nearly 60% of our revenue almost instantly.”

Is AI Getting Easier? The 2020 Deloitte State of Enterprise AI survey suggests that AI is becoming easier to implement.

PS5 Price, Release Date, Pre-Order Listings And Rumors: What We Know There was a moment there when I actually thought Sony was going to reveal the price and release date for the PS5 yesterday. It hasn't happened yet, but we're slowly making our way. Here's what we know about price, release date, pre-order listings and rumors.

PS4’s ‘Ghost Of Tsushima’ Reviews Are Here, And They Are Good Another month, another big release for Sony. Ghost Of Tsushima on PS4 is reviewing well on Metacritic and YouTube.

Pornhub’s Big Package Gives 100 Small Businesses Billions Of Free Ad Impressions Pornhub's Big Package For Small Business campaign is giving 100 small businesses around the world billions of ad impressions for free.

A New Cloud Race Looms Amid The Covid-19 Industry Boom As we enter a new phase of economic recovery following Covid-19, a renewed technological rat race is expected between competing cloud providers – posing advantages and disadvantages for businesses.

Frozen Out Of Network Infrastructure Markets, Huawei Hijacks US Patent Regime Chinese IT patent trolls weaponize Trump Administration policy to extort US firms.

Omneky Delivers The Attention Your Brand Needs With Deep Learning Hikari Senju understands the marketing industry's uphill battle to do more with less, creating Omneky to bolster their efforts.

This Secret $35 Million FBI Unit Mixes Facial Recognition With Big Data To Investigate America’s Most Horrific Crimes Inside the FBI's Quantico headquarters a team of agents uses advanced technology from contractors like Mitre Corporation to drill into videos and photos for clues to solve major crimes.

You Can Still Get Your Free Copy Of ‘Watch Dogs 2’, Here’s How Here's how to get your free copy of 'Watch Dogs 2' by watching Ubisoft Forward, after all of the login issues from earlier today.

Netflix Is Rolling Out A New Shuffle Feature To Help Kill Indecision Netflix is apparently rolling out a new shuffle feature for movies and TV shows. Do you have it yet?

Data Has Endless Value — If You Know How To Use It Data is only as valuable as what can be done with it. The challenge is organizing it and making sense of it so that it can inform action.

Boutique British Audio Cable Maker Upgrades Hugely Popular Budget Clearway Speaker Wire A popular budget speaker cable for Hi-Fi enthusiasts has just been given a significant upgrade. The new Chord Company ClearwayX is based on the award-winning Clearway speaker cable.

Using Technology To Streamline Corporate Restructuring In The Wake Of Covid-19 The following are some best practices and technologies that can help organizations better manage the restructuring process during these unpredictable times.

Sinatraa Makes As Much In ‘Valorant’ As He Did In The ‘Overwatch’ League The reigning Overwatch League MVP made the switch to Valorant a few months ago and is already making as much money as he did in the Overwatch league thanks to expanded sponsorship opportunities.

California’s Orange County Might Not Enforce Masks, Social Distancing As Schools Face Reopening The Orange County school board voted to reopen classrooms without the safety precautions.

Trump Finally Strikes Out Huawei In U.K. As Ban Is Confirmed The U.K. has confirmed a ban on Huawei 5G equipment, handing a major victory to the long running U.S. campaign against the company.

Abacus.AI’s Autonomous AI Cloud Service Reaches General Availability Today, RealityEngines.AI announced the general availability of its autonomous cloud AI service as well as a re-branding to Abacus.AI.

Sharpening The Value And Definitions Of Digital And RWD: An Exchange Between Two Industry Leaders Is there a difference between real-world data and real-world evidence? Or do they mean the exact same thing and people just debate the acronyms?

Google Confirms Pixels Buds Will Get First Feature Drop Soon Google is preparing a big update for the Pixel Buds.

Pentagon’s Non-Lethal SPECTER Could Be A Game Changer For Crowd Control When a crowd starts throwing rocks, security forces run out of good options. There is no safe, effective, non-lethal weapon with sufficient range to target troublemakers. A new electroshock weapon fired from a shotgun to temporarily incapacitate its target at 100 meters could change all that.

‘Destiny 2’ Is Now Making Crazier Weapons Than ‘Borderlands 3,’ Despite PvP By rarely balancing separately for PvP, or really, by having PvP at all, the idea is Destiny is limited in the kind of “wild” weapons and builds it can make, a restriction that does not affect the likes of rival looters like Diablo and Borderlands. However, that seems to have changed.

World’s Best Space Photos: 11 Shortlisted Images For Astronomy Photographer Of The Year 2020 Here's a selection of my favorite images from this year's shortlisted images across nine categories.

Fake And Manipulated Videos Find Fertile Ground As Elections Approach As the technology for creating fake videos becomes more sophisticated, and the videos themselves get better and harder to detect, they’re showing up in all sorts of places, ranging from revenge porn to clickbait.

Transparency, Trust And Cybersecurity's Long Game What if, in the long run, audacious transparency made us all safer, more innovative and more profitable?

‘The Walking Dead’ Announces When It Will Announce The Season 10 Finale Date That’s how long it’s been since episode 15 of season 10 of The Walking Dead, which aired on April 4, around when the entire United States went into pandemic lockdown.

Platforms And Pandemics: Embracing Digital Health Platform Disruption In The Covid-19 Era Of the key lessons that Covid-19 has served up on a silver platter, one of the clearest takeaways is that the U. S. healthcare system is not set up to handle a public health pandemic like the novel coronavirus.

The LEC Broke Viewership Records Thanks To The Return Of Super Weeks Riot Games has announced that the return of super weeks to the LEC resulted in a number of viewership records being broken at the start of the Summer Split.

Google Redefines Multi-Cloud Computing With its latest offering, Google Cloud is expanding the definition of what multi-cloud can be by allowing multiple datasets across multiple cloud platforms to be queried and analyzed from a single point of control.

Social Media's Latest Copyright Crackdown Last month Twitch users began to get "takedown notices" for the first time.

These Explosives-Slinging Vehicles Would Lead Any Chinese Invasion A Chinese invasion of Taiwan could succeed or fail on the beaches. The PLA in recent weeks has published high-quality photographs of no fewer than three different 'assault-breacher' vehicles that, during an amphibious assault, could attempt to destroy Taiwanese minefields and other fortifications.

Five Digital Startup Ideas To Consider During The Pandemic In this fight for survival, entrepreneurs are looking for business ideas to leverage from during the pandemic.

Pandemic Turns Physician Job Market To Dire From Demand The ability of a U.S. physician to land a job has been easy until a surge of U. S. cases of the coronavirus strain Covid-19 “flipped” the job market and reduced the demand for doctors during the pandemic, a new report shows.

What This 3-Minute Scene From ‘The West Wing’ About Maps Can Teach You About Leadership Great leaders not only have a vision but an honest and accurate understanding of their starting point. It’s critical for leaders to constantly challenge conventional thinking by asking themselves these three “What if?” questions early and often.

How Autonomous Cars Are Overcoming GPS Signal Loss With Radar The interruption of GPS signals can have safety and operational implications for autonomous systems that rely heavily on satellite-based navigation. Oxbotica has worked on an alternative using a mix of radars, cameras and lasers.

The Rise Of Third-Party Digital Risk Third-party collaboration extends the enterprise's perimeter, bringing with it extended enterprise risk.

Cybersecurity And Sensitive Information Cybercriminals are targeting us for our data, but more specifically our sensitive information.

Check Out These Amazing Images Of Comet Neowise Taken From Around The World Right now, there’s a particularly awesome comet putting on a show – Comet Neowise – and it's going to be visible from the northern hemisphere for at least the next few days.

Don't Let Attackers Weaponize Fear: Use These Cyber Resilience Recommendations Businesses can follow these recommendations to achieve effective cyber resilience.

Why Now Is The Time To Make Your Website ADA-Compliant Currently, there is a lack of regulatory guidance from our enforcement agencies regarding website accessibility and the ADA.

Resigning Ubisoft Executives Aren’t Victims, And The Media Needs To Stop Acting Like They Are As Ubisoft continues to investigate allegations of harassment, assault, abuse and toxic workplace culture within its studios, we are going to see more and more resignations. Let's just reassess how we talk about them.

Know Your Edge As A VC, Part Three: Structural Edge Venture capital fund managers need to convince LPs about the attractiveness of a potential investment. Part of that due diligence is the LP’s evaluation of the GP’s edge. This piece describes structural edge and how venture capital professionals can think about the durability of edge.

How To Stay Cool In Summer: Sony Just Released A Personal Aircon Unit The Reon Pocket was originally revealed in 2019 as part of a Sony’s First Flight program, a crowdfunding initiative used to gauge interest in the company’s niche concepts.

Nest Hub Max Extends Group Video Calling On Google Duo & Meet The latest Google feature rolls out in more countries from today, beginning with the U.K., Canada and Australia.

Strategies To Adapt To The Changed Talent Landscape With the pause button pressed on candidate experience, companies are realizing it's no longer an option to relegate employee experience to the back-burner and are getting creative with their internal practices.

With Universities Going Online, This VC, 28, Plans To Invest In Student Entrepreneurs Who Want A Gap Year As the coronavirus pushes more universities to announce they’ll move their classes online in the fall, Contrary Capital plans to fund five budding entrepreneurs who'd rather take a gap year.

Tributes Paid To ‘Mythbusters’ Host, Grant Imahara, Who Died Suddenly At Age 49 Imahara’s fiancée, former “Mythbusters” co-hosts and fans paid tribute to the "generous, sweet" roboticist who died following a brain aneurysm on Monday.

Korea Reveals ‘New Deal’ Designed To Boost Jobs, Revive Sagging Economy South Korea’s President Moon Jae-in is introducing a “New Deal” to combat the economic setbacks caused by the coronavirus and sharply declining exports of Korean manufactured goods.

Meet The AI Designed To Help Humans, Not Replace Them Sapoznik remembers just such a scene while shadowing a call-center agent at a “very large” company (he won’t name names), watching the worker navigate a “Frankenstack” patchwork of software, entering a caller’s information into six different billing systems before locating it.

The Dangerous Link Between Our Search For A Coronavirus Cure And Bloodletting The oft-cited timeline for a coronavirus vaccine is “12 to 18 months,” an estimate based more on optimism than evidence. This article examines the role denial plays in medicine’s never-ending quest for cures.

Why 32% Of Young Adults Are Vulnerable To Severe Covid-19 Coronavirus Infections The study found that nearly one in three 18-to-25-year olds have these risk factors that make them "medically vulnerable."

The Netgear Nighthawk M2 Is Probably The Best Mobile Router On The Market This palm-size mobile router works with almost any network SIM card and brings fast data speeds to mobile workers or anyone who doesn't want or can't install a fixed broadband line.

Why NASA’s Pluto Flyby 5 Years Ago Today Continues To Change The Search For Life Beyond Earth What NASA's New Horizons space probe discovered in the outer reaches of the Solar System transformed what we know about Pluto and about where alien life could exist throughout the Milky Way.

How Massive Neutrinos Broke The Standard Model Neutrinos, which took 26 years to discover from when they were first proposed, are the only known particles to thus far break the Standard Model.

Zooming In On Cyber Governance: Top Ten Actions For Boards And Execs A look at the issues Zoom has struggled with in a short 90-day period provides an excellent case study for directors and boards on digital oversight and offers lessons on how to avoid similar pitfalls.

Despite Coronavirus And Trump Scrutiny, Huawei Sales Still Grew In 2020, But Slower Than Before Huawei's sales numbers for the first half of 2020 still trended up, but there's been a noticeable slowdown

Classifying The Modern Edge Computing Platforms The definition of edge computing and the ecosystem are rapidly evolving to meet the demands of enterprise customers.

Madden 21: Small, Niche Detail Could Be Returning To Franchise Mode EA might have one small, niche level of functionality returning to Madden 21's franchise mode.

To Succeed In Global Health, We Need To Find The Outliers To succeed in global health, we need to learn from positive and negative outliers (exemplars). Recently, the Exemplars in Global Health project was launched to broadly share lessons from positive outliers in global health.