You can go to video game technology, entertainment tech, bio-technology, green technology, food technology.
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They have engines, future technology, autonomous technology, and camera technology.
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" (October 2018.) Technology: "Technology — nobody knows more about technology than me.
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Yeah, essentially taking rocket technology and automotive technology and applying it to drilling technology.
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The lawsuit names Xiu Network Science and Technology Company, Xiu Feishu Science and Technology Company, Xiufei Book Technology Co., Home Network (Fujian) Technology Co., Ltd.
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Three technology-focused universities also made the list, including University of Science & Technology of China, Huazhong University of Science & Technology and Harbin Institute of Technology.
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We started in motion feeding the Soviets bad technology, bad computer technology, bad oil drilling technology.
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Are they transferring technology and then applying that technology American technology to their industrialized as well as military complex?
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The rest is owned by Beijing State Research Information Technology Co and Teamsun Technology Co, an information-technology company.
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But also, being in technology and developing technology, I wonder how it might affect one's ability to understand technology.
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"Irrespective of what's happening in cryptocurrency we think that this technology — like database technology and internet technology were transformational — this technology will also have a high area of growth and adoption," Beyda says.
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To understand the technology, one must step inside the technology.
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The technology was developed by Replay Technology, an Israeli startup.
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She's also a Bloomberg technology ... is head of Bloomberg Technology.
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We want global stuff, strong technology teams and disruptive technology.
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Technology creates the problems that technology solves, and vice versa.
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You have a technology ... I mean, think about medical technology.
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The blockchain is a technology which is a good technology.
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There's old technology and new technology, desk phones and iPhones.
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Not using cool technology for the sake of cool technology.
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It's not the technology theft; it's the forced technology transfers.
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We're going to talk about the technology beyond agriculture ... technology.
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The companies named were: Hikvision, Iflytek, Megvii Technology, Sense Time, Dahua Technology, Xiamen Meiya Pico Information, Yitu Technologies and Yixin Science and Technology.
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"Stalkerware technology is any type of technology that allows someone to keep tabs on an individual," explains relationship and technology expert Michelle Drouin.
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When technology is inside everything, it can't look like technology anymore.
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"The department's approach to new technology is technology neutral," Chao said.
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Distributed ledger technology is an underlying infrastructure technology of the blockchain.
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Trilogy is a technology company that offers skill-based technology courses.
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Prior to raising this round, we developed key technology, proven technology.
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Technology has been displacing and creating jobs since there was technology.
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TECHNOLOGY TRANSFERS -- LET ME SAY FORCED TECHNOLOGY TRANSFERS HAVE TO STOP.
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Chinese technology giant Huawei has sued U.S. technology firm InterDigital Inc.
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Technology can have drawbacks that make you reconsider the technology itself.
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TECHNOLOGY, THE ADVANCE OF TECHNOLOGY, CREATES THAT KIND OF INCOME BIFURCATION.
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There's technology behind this idea, but it's technology that already exists.
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Technology companies have been working on technology to fix this problem.
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The technology world's remedy for any problem is always more technology.
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Technology alone can't save us, but judicious applications of technology can.
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The college, in the city's South End, offers two- and four-year degrees in high-demand fields like health information technology, computer technology and automotive technology (in the planning stages: a program in driverless-car technology).
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Battle for the future of technology Huawei's technology is essential to the future of 5G, a technology the United States desperately wants to dominate.
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"This is not self-driving technology," said Bryan Reimer, a research scientist and expert on autonomous vehicle technology at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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"But this should not prevent relevant financial technology companies, industry bodies and other technology firms from continuing their research into blockchain technology," he said.
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Indicated 6.173 pct higher The company said it agreed to sell unit SMA Railway Technology to Chinese railway technology group Beijing Dinghan Technology 26.17.
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Marine technology has been building carbon fiber boats long before F1 technology.
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Sequoia backed companies including Oracle, Microchip Technology, Linear Technology and Network Appliance.
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X-ray technology Tesla was also a pioneer of X-ray technology.
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My answer: we value technology, because technology is an expression of humanity.
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"It seems weird to use technology to help with technology," Price says.
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We don't develop a technology for the sake of developing a technology.
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Now I'm more interested in sex and technology, and intimacy and technology.
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"Our technology isn't just a technology for robot vacuum cleaners," Aldred offered.
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David Seaburg went with Cambridge Display Technology, which develops new screen technology.
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UNFAIR TRADING PRACTICES, ILLEGAL TRADING PRACTICES, TECHNOLOGY RELATED ISSUES AND TECHNOLOGY THEFT.
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Those include products used for robotics, information technology, communication technology and aerospace.
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MNUCHIN: IF IT IS CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY AND THEY ARE TRANSFERRING CRITICAL TECHNOLOGY.
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While everyone else cut technology spending, we are increasing our technology spending.
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Just because a company uses technology doesn't make it a technology company.
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It's basically using technology to help us recalibrate our relationship with technology.
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December 218: OneConnect Financial Technology (Cayman Islands/China, financial technology) – $2360m IPO.
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December 218: OneConnect Financial Technology (Cayman Islands/China, financial technology) – $260m IPO.
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MUILENBURG: THAT TECHNOLOGY IS MOVING FAST, SO THE TECHNOLOGY AVAILABILITY IS THERE.
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Regtech (regulatory technology) is a subset of the financial technology (fintech) industry.
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There's also, perhaps more unexpectedly, an emphasis on technology, especially communications technology.
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It's also called technology and A.I. While technology taketh it also giveth.
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Technology disruption is not new and technology disruption is adopting the internet.
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Technology helped, in part, but the assistive technology industry could do better.
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Under Kumar, Walmart aims to bring together its four technology organizations — Global Business Services, Walmart Labs, Sam's Club Technology and International technology, the retailer says.
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Deutsche has partnered with the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to research new technology and ideas such as using artificial intelligence, speech recognition and blockchain technology.
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Under his leadership, C_TEC highlights the role of technology in our economy, advocates for emerging technology and advances important technology issues through the legislative process.
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Cramer spoke with Tech Data's CEO Bob Dutkowsky, who explained that the way that technology is used around the world is no longer segmented into categories like consumer technology versus cloud technology, or data center technology versus the cloud.
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" (January 2019.) Drone technology: "Having a drone fly overhead — and I think nobody knows much more about technology, this type of technology certainly, than I do.
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Today, we are less interested in the distinction between technology and non-technology companies (because there are very few successful companies that are not technology companies).
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"Because technology is now the backbone of so many other industries - from agriculture to manufacturing - taxes on technology hit far beyond the technology industry," Chandler said.
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In the Accenture Technology Vision 2017, the overriding message is that as technology becomes more sophisticated, it's not the technology itself that's driving change – it's us.
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But you're right about technology because technology has changed everything very, very quickly.
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Unequal access to technology often means unequal access to the benefits of technology.
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"They're into technology, so they try to take shortcuts through technology," he says.
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That's why we're seeing a collision of advertising technology and marketing technology. 10.
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Since the dawn of technology, we've been afraid of technology eliminating our jobs.
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It's solving the technology that's the real problem, the technology companies tell us.
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Avid Technology — The technology company's stock plummeted 36% on weak second-quarter results.
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The difference is, this attack didn't disrupt the technology — it used the technology.
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We are not in a technology crisis; we are in a technology revolution.
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New technology may make it easier to spread adoption of customer-tracking technology.
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Delays on centerpiece technology products boosted tech stocks and distributors of technology items.
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Innovators of 5g technology, Qualcomm is committed to pushing the boundaries of technology.
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And because it's worth repeating: Autopilot is driver assistance technology, not driverless technology.
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Fintech firms also include distributed ledger technology companies built on blockchain-like technology.
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Some companies, including Silicon Valley startup Peloton Technology, are working on this technology.
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The [internal development teams] give us technology and we also drive the technology.
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Our problem isn't too much technology or people being too excited about technology.
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And do humans master technology or does technology master humans, like in Oblivion?
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Many of Mr. Son's technology bets fell victim to the 2000 technology crash.
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NEW ARM TECHNOLOGY Amazon's first Graviton chip used Arm's older Cortex A72 technology.
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According to the lawsuit in U.S. federal court, which was linked to by TechCrunch, the named companies are Xiu Network Science and Technology Company, Xiu Feishu Science and Technology Company, Xiufei Book Technology Co., and Home Network (Fujian) Technology Co., Ltd.
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"Our continued focus on technology modernization has positioned Bank of America as a contemporary technology company," said Cathy Bessant, Bank of America chief operations and technology officer.
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Concerns have been growing over the reliance on Chinese technology in core American infrastructure, extending from networking technology companies like Huawei to drone technology developers like DJI.
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The company is adding security to its existing verticals, health technology and urban technology.
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The technology we use in space, the technology we use for surveillance, for communications.
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Disruptive technology "It's just a disruptive technology," Lewandowski told CNN of the campaign hats.
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The Technology Select Sector SPDR Fund, which tracks technology stocks, also shed about 2%.
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A recent string of technology IPOs has demonstrated growing investor favor for technology companies.
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Technology isn't the future itself, technology is a tool to reach our feminist utopia.
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In Brooker's views, humanity doesn't have a technology problem; technology has a humanity problem.
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Micron Technology, Advanced Micro Technology and Applied Materials all closed down at least 86.33%.
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Technology advancements enabled remote work, but now remote workers' demands are driving technology forward.
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Back down to the push technology, push notification technology to the other person's phone.
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Advanced Technology Vehicle Manufacturing Program: This initiative provides loans for advanced technology in vehicles.
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Levin is the founder and CEO of Amida Technology Solutions, an information technology firm.
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Technology stocks were most impacted, with the S&P technology index falling 2 percent.
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Today, virtually all the major technology companies around the world have adopted this technology.
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As more and more wealth derives from technology, technology = politics becomes the bedrock law.
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Its most recent funding round was in 2016, for storage technology developer Avalanche Technology.
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Charles Arthur is a freelance technology journalist and former technology editor at The Guardian.
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Semiconductor stocks such as Marvell Technology and Micron Technology advanced 4.2% and 1.4%, respectively.
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Technology companies and groups claim this would severely limit the potential of the technology.
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Outside of military technology, Kliman said, China certainly is a leader in information technology.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology, M.B.A. Massachusetts Institute of Technology, M.S. University of Washington, B.S.
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This technology may be new, but these questions are as old as technology itself.
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It stands for science, technology, engineering and math, not science, technology, economics and math.
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I want technology to do what technology does, which is keep expanding our capabilities.
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Natasha Singer, a Times reporter who covers health technology, education technology and consumer privacy.
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They satirized the promise of technology, and the (American) idea that technology is progress.
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It is the Information Technology Industry Council, not the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation.
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And I don't want people love technology and put their dreams on the technology.
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It supplies small companies with technology software and hardware made by large technology companies.
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Cognizant Technology Solutions provides IT services, such as digital, technology, consulting and operations services.
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It aims to systematically acquire cutting-edge technology and generate large-scale technology transfer.
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"If the technology is not there — the regulation can't outrun the technology," said Rep.
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Intel hopes to pair Movidius' technology with its own RealSense depth-sensing camera technology.
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So Eaze is a technology service, and compliant dispensaries use the technology to facilitate.
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As technology has come to permeate every layer of Chinese business and society, controlling technology and using technology to exert control have become key priorities for the government.
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So sure, with technology always, it's the same technology used for good and bad purposes, and technology itself doesn't have an opinion about what it's being used for.
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As for this year's theme, "it's really about technique more than technology — it's about fashion in the age of technology, rather than than 'fashion and technology,'" Bolton says.
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Thursday's event, titled "American Leadership in Emerging Technology," is the second big piece of the White House's Technology Week, continuing on from Tuesday's discussion about modernizing government technology.
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Uses of Blockchain Technology SecurityDiscussions revolving around blockchain technology have claimed that the technology can be used to initiate major changes in the security industry as a whole.
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But as a handful of technology companies become the dominant players and governments used technology to monitor citizens, people increasingly believe technology is becoming a controlling, centralized power.
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So Jagged Peak's advantage is we have a technology, a software technology called Edge, which is a supply chain technology that connects everything end-to-end for consumers.
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HML said the Chinese firms involved were Advanced Technology & Materials Co, Beijing ZLJG Amorphous Technology Co, Qingdao Yunlu Energy Technology Co, AT&M International Trading and CISRI International Trading.
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Integrating that technology—not space technology—that level of technology might be something that we think of going forward for the coming season, but that takes time to develop.
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"We increasingly see every problem as a technology-related problem, so the solution is more technology," said Ben Green, a Harvard University graduate student who studies cities and technology.
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His recent work directs attention to the implications of technology for how individuals define themselves vis-à-vis technology use and vis-à-vis how others use information technology.
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It's just that excitement over the technology got a little ahead of the technology itself.
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The conference, hosted by the Consumer Technology Association, showcases the latest developments in consumer technology.
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Our approach is a more conservative approach as far as sensor technology and mapping technology.
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Mark Papermaster is the chief technology officer and senior vice president of technology at AMD.
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The yacht boasts the yard's newest technology, including three Volvo-designed motors and carbon technology.
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These art and technology sessions eventually became known as Experiments in Art and Technology (E.A.T.).
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As can be seen in the overview, Carbon's technology is similar to existing DLP technology.
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"German companies are often more likely to be technology followers than technology leaders," he said.
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A customer service representative can work with DigitalGenius technology to form a human-technology team.
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"The blockchain technology does provide a truly disruptive technology for the music industry," he said.
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If you think about voice technology, it started long before technology as we know it.
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Hopefully Wallworth's technology can help them counteract the encroaching drilling technology, fighting fire with fire.
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NXP'S GOT SOME RADARLIKE TECHNOLOGY AS WELL AS OTHER TECHNOLOGY IN THE CAR AS WELL.
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Drew Bagnell, Aurora's chief technology officer and co-founder, helped found Uber's Advanced Technology Center.
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The Indian multinational is based in Mumbai and provides information technology and networking technology solutions.
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The eight-member Advanced Technology External Advisory Council (ATEAC) included technology experts and digital ethicists.
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Distributed ledger technology works through the use of the distributed communications technology of the internet.
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The successful candidate will understand that the terms "technology" and "information technology" are not identical.
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"No matter what technology you develop, the adversary will develop a counter technology," Farid says.
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The list includes products from sectors such as robotics, information technology, communication technology and aerospace.
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The coalition should also demand that Huawei provide the interoperable technology to strengthen noncore technology.
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"The idea is where is this technology going to displace technology that we're using today."
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He has since risen to become the chief technology officer, overseeing both product and technology.
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Computer and information sciences, technology, and information technology majors are expected to become increasingly desirable.
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"Technology can be used for good or technology can be used for bad," he says.
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Explain the technology behind it, because I think the technology here is probably super interesting.
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If it's only used in technology class, the lessons will only stay within technology class.
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We are where we are now, where technology, trust in technology is at a low.
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And it hopes to license the technology to carmakers, auto technology suppliers or other companies.
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But technology — including green and sustainable technology — has been rapidly improving for a long time.
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China's technology boom, it turns out, has been largely built on top of Western technology.
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He said technology researchers determined the attack was also likely carried out with NSO technology.
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It has licensed technology to smartphone makers Samsung Electronics, Apple, Xiaomi Technology and LG Electronics.
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"In Technology We Trust?" was a panel examining how technology is impacting the modern world.
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Either way, the technology of the photograph imprints itself on the technology of the automobile.
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Emerging enterprise use cases History has shown that technology breakthroughs invariably emerge as technology matures.
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Container technology is a key part of a Google-developed open-source technology called Kubernetes.
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Several of the candidates expressed concern about China's use of technology and export of technology.
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The business works with breakthrough AI technology and has been acknowledged by MIT Technology Review.
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He said that big technology firms and financial technology start-ups were dominating the space.
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First we touched on which is technology so how society and technology will come together.
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But as self-driving technology advances, so too must the rules that regulate automotive technology.
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She'll focus on consumer technology, but says she's also interested in emerging technology like cryptocurrencies.
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Inside the Juicero machine there's four — KS: Let's talk technology because it's a technology show.
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It's using the technology, and [explaining] how the technology is going to enhance my life.
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Yantai Raytron Technology Co, a Chinese developer of imaging and sensor technology, has already completed pre-listing tutoring from Citic Securities, while several other technology companies, including Venus Medtech (Hangzhou) Inc and Xinguang Photoelectric Technology Co, are receiving tutoring from underwriters, according to regulatory filings.
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VR Capture Technology – Facebook's F8 guide cryptically includes a session on "VR Capture Technology" about "The hardware and software engineering required to bring this new and exciting technology to life".
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The skills they acquire in analyzing big data and utilizing sophisticated technology are then leveraged and directly applied to marketing technology and other industries in the form of technology startups.
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As I was saying, I also see the issue of technology as essential: artificial intelligence, data, digital technology and 5G, all forms of technology which are both civilian and military.
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Neil Harbisson, cyborg artist: We are in a moment in history where we no longer need to use technology; we no longer need to wear technology; we can become technology.
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Autonomous-driving technology has been intentionally marketed as a hyper-advanced, quantum leap in car technology, closer resembling a NASA planetary rover in terms of technology than a Ford Focus.
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In 2014, Xiaomi's Beijing Pinecone Electronics signed an agreement to jointly design chip technology with Leadcore Technology Ltd, a chip design subsidiary of state-backed Datang Telecom Technology Co Ltd.
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AIS's strategy is to provide superior FTTx technology, which offers higher speeds and more stable connections than ADSL technology, which is the main technology used in the Thai FBB market.
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You feel the desire to continue to advance technology, and use technology to tell better stories.
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How Europe and the developing world are using Blockchain technology to bootstrap investment, technology, and finance.
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So if you're in technology or a technology firm, you have wage increases going on there.
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To that end, banks, governments and technology firms have been investing in technology for trade finance.
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Technology: guaranteeing safe and appropriate use of technology -- from secure donations through final counting of ballots.
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"That's not 22nd century technology, but 21st century technology that will be readily available," he said.
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Inefficiency attracts technology, so entrepreneurs and investors have leaped into the market with technology-driven solutions.
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Manus X Machina: Fashion in an Age of Technology feted the strides between fashion and technology.
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Intel and Micron Technology have been working on a new-generation memory technology since about 2012.
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They have not, for the most part, demanded technology mandates to reshape how the technology works.
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Beshawred describes the data that he is collecting as a "technology graph" connecting people to technology.
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For example, agricultural technology, smart city technology — where there are also great things happening in China.
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SDL technology integrates smartphones apps with vehicles through dashboard buttons, display screens and voice recognition technology.
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" Estonia's technology vendor, Guardtime, rebranded its offering from "hash-linked time-stamping" to a "blockchain technology.
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The technology did not work, and Theranos pushed its failed technology on major companies like Walgreens.
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That's a concern here, immigration issues are a major concern in technology and the technology sector.
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Back then, the technology wasn't ready for making movies, so we started selling our technology instead.
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"The poverty gap is a technology gap," says Kwabena Frimpong Boateng, Ghana's science and technology minister.
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"We have two choices: have technology work as islands or have technology work together," Grobman said.
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That certainly lends itself to a technology-suspicious outlook, if not an outright technology-averse one.
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Cadillac could be known for its good technology and bring in younger, more technology savvy customers.
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As for the levitation technology, test versions of the Inductrack technology were built a decade ago.
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Our technology habits on the ground are outpacing the speed of technology deployment in the air.
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Leia's technology works using light field technology, which stacks LCDs with backlights pointing in different directions.
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It acquired Viant Technology, an advertising technology firm that owns Myspace, an early social media company.
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The XSD's top components include Marvell Technology, Qorvo, Cypress Semiconductor, Integrated Device Technology and Texas Instruments.
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The information technology company emphasizes energy-efficient equipment and hardware, notably its EnergyStar products and technology.
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Peloton Technology has partnered with Omnitracs, a fleet management company, to provide platooning technology this year.
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Organized by the Consumer Technology Association, CES is one of the world's largest technology trade shows.
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It's unclear whether Didi's pursuit of self-driving technology will involve any technology sharing with Apple.
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And how Twitter's talked about how it's not a technology problem, it's a technology problem too.
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U.S. technology companies, such as Google, Facebook and Apple, still lead foreign rivals in AI technology.
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He loves technology, and he loves old things, and he loves old technology most of all.
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It has been stealing our technology wholesale and using it to build its own technology industry.
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Whenever a new technology comes out, we often believe it will make an older technology obsolete.
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Greg E.: There's a relationship between technology and feminism, and technology and sexism for that matter.
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The technology underlying this new functionality is supplied by a partnership with SAP using HANA technology.
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The response from the technology teams was to buy more technology but not necessarily measure effectiveness.
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Lamborghini worked with researchers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology to develop its new supercapacitor technology.
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Where technology and economics collide We've gotten used to transportation technology improving at a glacial pace.
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"Most people don't realize that recording technology was decades more sophisticated than playback technology," Sapoznik says.
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His business uses brain scans and eye tracking technology to study apps, updates and future technology.
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The questions of how to use technology are just as important as what technology to use.
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And as Huawei is a technology company, its staff mainly study speeches about science and technology.
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Chinese technology is booming with the state's help, as our Technology Quarterly reports, fuelling American unease.
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Lofts have become hubs not just for technology companies, but for manufacturing companies that embrace technology.
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Lens Technology, Universal Scientific Industrial Shanghai, and Suzhou Anjie Technology fell between 6 and 8 percent.
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"We're in a technological arms race, as detection technology improves, so does the deceptive technology," Rep.
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His father is a senior information technology director at ISSquared, a technology consultancy in Los Angeles.
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But this technology is now being exported as the nation's technology firms expand their global footprint.
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On Tuesday, the House Science, Space and Technology Committee will review technology to address lead removal.
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"The idea is where is this technology going to displace technology that we&aposre using today."
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Some applications of genome editing technology include: Of course, as with every technology, CRISPR isn't perfect.
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Trygve Eikevik at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology is working on an alternative technology.
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Image via MIT Technology Review Gideon Lichfield is the editor in chief at MIT Technology Review.
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As technology continues to transform business, workers are using technology to transform themselves throughout their careers.
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You incorporate technology and you talk a lot about technology in the show quite a bit.
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Vertex plans to continue its strategy of investing in early-stage technology companies in southeast Asia and India across enterprise technology, financial technology and consumer internet, it said in a statement.
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And at ServiceMax, we used cloud and mobile technology to deliver technology to a segment of the workforce — field service technicians — that for decades hadn't benefited from any innovation in technology.
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Although we've grown accustomed to equating technology with electronics, they're not synonymous: technology |tekˈnäləjē| the application of scientific knowledge for practical purposes, especially in industry: advances in computer technology | recycling technologies.
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But beyond the timing, Blippar also seemed to be building technology for the sake of building technology, without ever really nailing down a focused way for that technology to earn money.
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Vertex plans to continue its strategy of investing in early-stage technology companies in Southeast Asia and India across enterprise technology, financial technology and consumer internet, it said in a statement.
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"Our quality of life would be much worse today if we outlawed new technology because some people could choose to abuse the technology," the spokesperson said in defense of the technology.
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The House Science, Space and Technology Committee Subcommittee on Research and Technology will hold a hearing on STEM training, or science, technology, engineering and math training, on Thursday at 10 a.m.
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" ADVANCED TECHNOLOGY VEHICLE MANUFACTURING LOAN PROGRAM AND TITLE 17 INNOVATIVE TECHNOLOGY LOAN GUARANTEE PROGRAM "The Budget proposes to eliminate the Title XVII Innovative Technology Loan Guarantee Program and the Advanced Technology Vehicle Manufacturing Loan Program because the private sector is better positioned to finance innovative technologies.
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Cal Arts offers an Art and Technology program; Parsons has launched a School of Art, Media, and Technology; and Carnegie Mellon combines studies in humanities with technology in its fine arts program.
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"They do not understand technology, but yet they want to adopt it left and right, and they don't understand that technology has a dark side, and disease comes with technology," Kellermann said.
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"It does depend on the maturity of the technology—both the bus technology and the charging technology—but we are deadly serious about moving to an all-electric fleet," Byford said then.
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Imagine if we'd tried to put the brakes on the development of telephone or radio technology a century ago, personal computer technology a generation ago or cell phone technology a decade ago.
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PHD used Q to build a communication strategy for a technology brand centered on the insight that people were more drawn to brands that humanized technology rather than touting the technology itself.
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"As the drone technology gets harder to shoot down, the counter drone technology gets more advanced and more capable that in turn will drive further advances in drone technology itself," Michel said.
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It's a problem technology has helped create, but it's hard to see how technology will fix it.
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Regardless, this isn't revolutionary technology, it's just technology that Microsoft has begun to pay attention to… again.
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He also highlighted the role that technology now plays in lending businesses, stressing Goldman's strength in technology.
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Our motor technology paired with other breakthrough technology has helped us create our very first hair dryer.
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The vein-authentication technology could be used alongside Face ID, which unlocks iPhones using face-recognition technology.
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Technology isn't perfect, and new technology (as any early adopter will tell you) is prone to bugs.
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The technology leverages facial recognition technology – it is able to estimate age, gender and six key emotions.
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That's a promise video chat technology brings, and Facebook's technology stack delivers it in a compelling way.
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Xerox would merge its document technology business with Donnelley, a provider of digital and print technology solutions.
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"Phil is not a technology guy," Brett Bilbrey, the former head of Apple's Advanced Technology Group, says.
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What do you see as the biggest challenges, besides the technology, the battery technology, and everything else?
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"We think that optical fiber is the technology you need and the technology we need," Niel said.
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Despite all the extraordinary advances in technology—particularly computing technology—there is one place where we've languished.
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The technology was first developed by a team at an internal Walmart hackathon using Apple's ARKit technology.
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Other technology stocks declined on concern about what the Broadcom warning means for demand for technology products.
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On this planet there's no greater extreme environment to test technology, especially energy-based technology, than underwater.
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And while joint technology has been quite limited, flower vape technology has come a long way recently.
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Technology Select SPDR Fund, which tracks the S&P 500 technology sector, rose 3 percent in trading.
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The consortium includes South Korean chipmaker SK Hynix, Apple Inc, Dell Technologies, Seagate Technology and Kingston Technology.
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Cramer also pointed to defense technology and medical technology stocks such as L3harris Technologies and Edwards Lifesciences.
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How we can use the new technology, next technology, to increase the financing in the financing sectors.
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There has long been this naive view that technology is neutral and there's nothing neutral about technology.
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It's weirdly recursive: The technology itself is the microscope needed to inspect the effects of the technology.
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The importance of having a superior network, combined with cutting edge technology, drove a revolution in technology.
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The technology sector gained 0.97 percent, lifted by chipmakers and technology heavyweights Apple Inc and Microsoft Corp.
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But over time, technology — and our choices about said technology — has slowly chipped away at that certainty.
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Mike Schroepfer is Chief Technology Officer and is responsible for Facebook's technology including the company's developer platform.
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"Uber's LiDAR technology is actually Waymo's LiDAR technology," said Waymo's complaint in the Northern District of California.
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But even more recent out of date technology costs more to maintain than up to date technology.
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Apple sets the bar, and brings cutting-edge technology to the masses like no other technology brand.
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Our engineers have developed technology to prevent re-uploads of known terrorist content using image-matching technology.
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The fight over technology has become a fight over the words we use to describe that technology.
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He focuses on enterprise technology investing and currently sits on the boards of Neo Technology and AppsFlyer.
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"The space between the skyrocketing technology curve and the flat assistive technology line is opportunity," Goral said.
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" But Dimon said he liked blockchain, adding: "The blockchain is a technology which is a good technology.
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Our technology is growing ever more sophisticated, while our ways of thinking about that technology are lagging.
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All of them rely on distributed ledger technology (DLT), which is the formal name for blockchain technology.
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His father is the director of sales at HCL Technology, an information technology services company in Boston.
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Sectors covered by Trump's proposed tariffs include products used for robotics, information technology, communication technology and aerospace.
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Technology $675 million to provide Non-Intrusive Inspection technology at U.S. Southwest Border Land Ports of Entry.
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Bill Gates, technology giant and co-founder of Microsoft, had pretty surprising technology restrictions for his kids.
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Technology stocks have easily outperformed this year, with the S&P information technology sector advancing 17.6 percent.
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Whitaker is president and CEO of the Advanced Medical Technology Association, the leading national medical technology association.
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What was it ... I'm really interested in the actual technology of this, because I'm a technology writer.
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Sectors covered by the proposed tariffs include products used for robotics, information technology, communication technology and aerospace.
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He graduated from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, where he also received a master's in information technology.
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Seagate Technology — The hardware technology company issued gross margin, revenue and shipment guidance that surpassed analyst expectations.
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Technology companies including Qualcomm, Intel and China's Huawei have been working on developing 5G technology and standards.
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ARM, a chip design firm with technology in almost every cell phone, is Britain's largest technology company.
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Before Twilio, Lawson was co-founder and chief technology officer of NineStar; founding chief technology of Stubhub.
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Technology is the main reason why so many of us are still alive to complain about technology.
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Software as a Service, known in the technology community as SAAS, has been sweeping the technology community.
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But weeks prior, "macro headlines" and earnings misses from big technology companies were rocking the technology sector.
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Harvey Mudd, Massachusetts Institute of Technology and California Institute of Technology all enroll more men than women.
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It's named the BlueStar TA-BIGITech Israel Technology ETF (ITEQ), which tracks BlueStar's Israel Global Technology Index.
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Blockchain is the most disruptive new technology in technology today, and we're excited to bring one of its most influential voices to our first show dedicated entirely to the technology and its future.
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Mickey Graham works for the enterprise technology investment firm Work-Bench After a lackluster year for enterprise technology venture capital investments, 2104 kicked off with a record breaking quarter for enterprise technology startups.
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The study was produced by DHS's Science and Technology Directorate in coordination with the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), a government body that produces optional standards on information technology and cybersecurity.
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The study was produced by DHS' Science and Technology Directorate in coordination with the National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST), a government body that produces optional standards on information technology and cybersecurity.
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There's a proven audience for people who believe that if a game developed with 1998 technology was good, it could be even better if it was created with 2004 technology, or 2020 technology.
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Generally, CES is known to be a hub for advances in television technology, mobile computing, automotive, audio technology, appliances big and small, smart home gadgets, drones, virtual reality devices, gaming technology, and more.
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Karen Hao via MIT Technology Review Karen Hao via MIT Technology Review After the Autor and Osterman panels, I head out to interview Karen Hao, the AI reporter for the MIT Technology Review.
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A more recent example of technology as a potentially broad equalizer comes in the form of blockchain technology.
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The Washington Technology Industry Association says the state's information technology exports are growing faster than any other state.
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While the dollar figure for technology exports isn't high, it's the personnel that use the technology that counts.
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Nearly half of the QQQ outflows were in technology shares, not including other technology-related names like Amazon.
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Apple will also use technology from emergency technology company RapidSOS to share HELO location data with 911 centers.
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It's yet another problem for technology to solve, and luckily for Uber, technology is where the company shines.
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And voice technology is seen as a major battleground for technology giants including Amazon, Apple and Alphabet's Google.
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Is it easier for technology to co-opt power than it is for power to co-opt technology?
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It is the latest step the autonomous driving technology firm is taking toward bringing its technology to market.
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The company also hired financial technology executive Raj Kolluri to serve as ODX's head of product and technology.
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The technology enthusiast sees the ad banner for the technology product that might help fulfill his lifestyle aspirations.
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"Most of policing isn't about technology, it's about people, and the technology is an add-on," he says.
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It's up to the creator of the technology and the user of the technology to make it good.
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That technology will be demonstrated at Durham, North Carolina's annual arts and technology festival, Moogfest, later this week.
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That technology is still in its infancy, and some scientists are skeptical that the technology will ever exist.
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Xi also talked about the importance of technology, and "emphasised that technology innovation is the lifeblood of companies".
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In a past life, Kriss was a technology lawyer, focused on software licensing, technology policy and privacy issues.
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Lee's job will be to help Goldman Sachs use technology before technology makes places like Goldman Sachs obsolete.
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"We really wanted to get this technology out there," said Steve Martin, Cadillac's product and technology communication head.
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For instance, Kopelman asked, should the value of financial technology companies be compared to technology marketplaces or lenders?
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We talk about temperature controls, humidity controls, light controls, automated trimmers, human trimmers, this technology, that technology, whatever.
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Many chief technology officers study technology, consider different architectures and challenge their team to deliver products and services.
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I didn't want to make a film about science or about technology with talking heads explaining the technology.
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With all that said, 5G technology will surely get cheaper over time, just like 4G LTE technology did.
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Many scientists also proposed that genetic technology should be gradually integrated with electronic technology to create "new people".
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The rechargeable gadget uses ultra-violet technology, as well as platinum dioxide technology, to break down odor molecules.
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"Technology can bring us together and technology shouldn't ask us to hide who we are," reads the report.
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And soon enough, the technology was in everyone's phones—where it's used for every piece of technology imaginable.
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The takeaway is that Trump is worried about the consequences of Chinese technology advancing faster than American technology.
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"A lot of times when people want to utilize technology for wearables, they focus on technology," Zhu says.
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Trump's victory signaled widespread discontent about economic opportunity, something which technology can help address, several technology executives suggested.
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Regulatory technology (regtech) is technology which helps firms working in the financial services industry meet financial compliance rules.
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It's essential that museums and artists incorporate this technology for more than just the sake of technology itself.
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"They're trying to align this new technology with their core business" of building technology for corporations, he said.
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Our relationships with technology are similar: Each of us relates to technology in a unique, highly personal way.
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Shale production is here to stay because shale is a technology play, and the technology keeps getting better.
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"Technology encourages physical inactivity," says John G. Georgiadis, a biomedical engineering professor at the Illinois Institute of Technology.
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The financial technology industry has already deployed efficient, cloud-based technology and state-of-the-art plan design.
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Although robo technology tools are getting a lot of attention, they're not the biggest technology expense advisors face.
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OCTO TECHNOLOGY U.S Accenture intends to acquire a 47.7 percent stake in French service consultancy firm Octo Technology.
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Megan Smith is the United States Chief Technology Officer (CTO) in the Office of Science and Technology Policy.
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The information technology sector fell 216.19 percent after weak forecasts from U.S. technology companies weighed on U.S. stocks.
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Google holds a number of its own patents on Loon's technology, granted without reference to Space Data's technology.
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Technology doesn't magically appear as if from aliens: Technology is created from very particular economic and cultural contexts.
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At a high level, I think that the technology industry needs to provide these technology solutions to privacy.
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XAircraft Technology is among more than 70 companies trying to introduce drone technology to the Chinese agricultural market.
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But technology glitches and a lack of resources meant that the city never got the technology working properly.
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Alibaba Health Information Technology led the advance in information technology stocks, after China vowed to deepen medical reforms.
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So we were able to build technology, technology to go after really challenging problems on a global basis.
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Underscoring both of these areas is technology, which makes the role of chief technology officer even more critical.
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The best-performing tech names over that time include chipmakers Advanced Micro Devices, Micron Technology and Microchip Technology.
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The role of technology in our lives is growing and that means our relationship with technology is changing.
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"What this really illustrates is that this is a technology-by-technology, device-by-device issue," McAndrew said.
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Just as at the Met Gala in May, technology was a visible theme, albeit technology inspired by fantasy.
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"The collaboration really will help accelerate the development of the technology," said Robb Fraley, Monsanto's chief technology officer.
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He is India's union minister of communication and information technology, not the minister of union communication and technology.
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Manufacturers and technology companies are thus hampered in their efforts to bring this potentially lifesaving technology to market.
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The challenge is not with the technology, because the technology is the least difficult thing to deal with.
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Are musicians in fact evolving in response to technology, or is technology evolving in response to the musician?
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This filter is based on machine learning technology, and expands on Instagram's earlier efforts with comment filtering technology.
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This means that other than through university technology transfer, hardly any innovation is being created by technology patents.
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As technology destroys jobs, creative entrepreneurs find ways to leverage the new technology to create new, better jobs.
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Companies including HNA Technology, TDG Holding, and Yihua Lifestyle Technology, down by the daily maximum of 10 percent.
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A pioneer of new technology from the vocoder to livestreaming, Anderson has always embraced and utilized new technology.
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For 15 years, Amazon chief technology officer Werner Vogels has been the face of the retailer's cloud technology.
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He touted his record in creating a Texas Emerging Technology Fund that made investments in advanced solar technology.
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That's its own kind of technology but it's more human: the making of a watch versus new technology.
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DXC Technology – The information technology company's stock dropped 11% after it announced the retirement of CEO Mike Lawrie.
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" She continues, "I think that technology, especially audio and video technology, is a complete copy of our senses.
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It's based on technology that's come out of Google, it's based on technology that's come out of Amazon.
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But image recognition technology, much of it developed by major technology companies, has improved greatly in recent years.
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Technology: The governor pressed Mr. Byford to focus on a technology called ultra-wideband radio for signal repairs.
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Most technology companies have focused on one part of the technology "stack" and left the rest to others.
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"There is no morality attached to technology, it's people that attach morality to technology," Brian Acton tells Levy.
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EDWARD A. FRIEDMAN Hoboken, N.J. The writer is emeritus professor of technology management at Stevens Institute of Technology.
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Technology. Every year you age, health care technology changes — usually for the better, but always at higher cost.
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He is ranking member of the Research and Technology Subcommittee of the House Science, Space, and Technology Committee.
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Stock market jitters and poor technology stock performance had made investors weary of buying growth-oriented technology IPOs.
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"We have developed lot of technology, a lot of critical technology ... required for human space program," he said.
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It doesn't seem to be feasible with current technology, or even near-term nano technology that we're developing.
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Under my administration, I will proactively address today's technology challenges in order to deliver on tomorrow's technology promise.
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Government must be responsive to the people through technology; not use technology to distance it from the people.
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A House Science, Space and Technology subcommittee looks at new uses for blockchain, the technology underpinning digital currencies.
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The eight firms include Dahua Technology; Hikvision; IFLYTEK; Megvii Technology; Sense Time; Xiamen Meiya Pico Information Co. Ltd.
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Theodore Postol is an emeritus professor of science, technology and national security at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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Among the trade groups are TechNet, CompTIA, the Consumer Technology Association and the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation.
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Persuasive technology means how to use technology to be more persuasive, or to get people to do things.
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She also sits on the Board of Directors of the Chicagoland Entrepreneurial Center as an advocate for Women in Technology and was nominated as the 'Prominent Woman in Technology' by the Illinois Technology Association.
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He is targeting deals in "innovative industrial tech" in areas like processing technology, robotics, automation, sensors, battery technology and environmental technology, according to people familiar with his thinking, but did not name any companies.
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Light Blue Optics was working on products like Kaptivo's white board technology and an interactive touch and pen technology, which was sold earlier in the year to Promethean, a global education technology solutions company.
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"We're all in to drive the integration of the technology and work on the business model because technology for the sake of technology won't work," Sherif Marakby, CEO of Ford Autonomous Vehicles, told reporters.
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I think the big question in technology — that most people in technology think is unique to technology but it actually is the case in a different way across industries — is, what is most important?
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Though when we think of technology today, we often assume the Internet, social media, or mobile telephony, technologies are far more pervasive and universal than that—writing is a technology, the wheel is a technology.
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I mean, the new technology, it's not just that we invent the technology and then we have good democratic countries and bad authoritarian countries and the question is what will they do with the technology.
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Others are working to develop similar attributes: Nairobi is pushing to become Africa's technology center with development projects like Konza Technology City, an innovation district that will include space for educational institutions and technology firms.
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Notably absent are chief technology officer, a host of policy advisors to the Technology & Innovation Division, everyone with "climate" in their title, and executive director for the President's Council of Advisors on Science and Technology.
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Using cutting-edge technology to market a building can also help draw technology companies, among the most desirable office tenants, said Dan Fasulo, a senior managing director for data and technology at Newmark Knight Frank.
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While all technology claims to add convenience to our lives, some do it in a way that aims to monopolize our attention, while with and other companies take the feeling of "technology" out of technology.
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Samsung, for instance, showed us more details about its MicroLED technology which is a major improvement to display technology.
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What I think we were doing is speaking to the story of a guy who hates technology becomes technology.
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Before joining Nio, Warrior was chief technology and strategy officer at Cisco Systems and chief technology officer at Motorola.
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There has been a broad move by Chinese technology companies to wean themselves off of American technology, particularly semiconductors.
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Those people on the coast, those people with more education, very much into technology, including the technology companies themselves.
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This all has to do with technology, how to manage it and how to interpret it, interpret the technology.
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What do you think is unchanging about our relationship to our technology, no matter how good that technology gets?
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This feature is based off Apple&aposs photo recognition technology, using end-to-end encryption and machine learning technology.
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Domino's began investing in technology approximately seven years ago and made the decision to manage the technology in-house.
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Tesla, which says its technology is also still in beta, is putting its technology in the hands of consumers.
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With new but untested technology came new avenues for errors and inefficiencies — the opposite of what technology should provide.
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Technology stocks fell 1.5 percent as worse-than expected results from Apple and Twitter weighed on technology stocks globally.
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And that's technology, that's consumer behavior driven by technology, it's economics, it's how things are marketed, anywhere you look.
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Another is Beijing Bayi Space LCD Materials Technology Co Ltd, which has received patents for high-end screen technology.
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President Obama has urged technology leaders to make it hard for terrorists to use technology to escape from justice.
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Lexus' innovative use of the technology breaks conventions and paves the way for new uses of this brilliant technology.
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Technology: Since its first broadcast in November 1963, Doctor Who has played fast and loose with science and technology.
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But going forward, Apple intends to replace Imagination's technology with its own technology that it will build in house.
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Around 65 percent is in health technology for hospitals and about 35 percent is in health technology for consumers.
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It's more about people and their interaction with technology than it is about technology or its intersection with art.
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The move reflects how competitive technology companies can be when it comes to sucking up new talent and technology.
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Because I think people are not actually connecting with the technology; I think the technology is just a medium.
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So that means in the very genesis of this company, it's creating technology so that others can create technology.
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President Trump announced Michael Kratsios — his administration's deputy assistant for technology policy — to serve as U.S. chief technology officer.
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People developing innovations must demand from the C-suite — and boardrooms — of global technology companies commitment to ethical technology.
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Shortly after Samsung announced the technology, Sony made mention that it was working a new super-low-light technology.
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The technology to create unmanned drone delivery services exists today; the technology is largely being held up by regulation.
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Sadel, in an industrial park about five miles from a growing technology center in Beersheba, mixes technology with tradition.
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And the clearest sign of any country's advancement in military technology is how rapidly its civilian technology is becoming.
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"We take advantage of the technology that is out there and Apple brought this technology to market," he said.
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It's a new piece of technology designed to free you from being constantly tethered to another piece of technology.
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Technology policy group Information Technology & Innovation Foundation (ITIF) said China's policies threatened the "entire global economic and trade system".
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The first one, technology inclusion to upgrade the underserved merchant accessing technology, and second, improvement of Indonesia supply chain.
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The AI contest was carried out by Chengdu Zhunxingyunxue Technology under China's Ministry of Science and Technology, reports Futurism.
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As CTO of Reuters, Young will oversee overarching technology strategy, including technology development, architecture, platforms, testing and operational resiliency.
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If we ignore technology, or if we treat technology as if it's neutral, we are doing ourselves a disservice.
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A company called SAIC is a leader in this technology, and it's drones use lots of Raytheon SONAR technology.
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The technology is here in Israel and until now we simply had to give the technology to other countries.
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Her career has focused on the intersection between design and technology, especially in the realm of 3D technology platforms.
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GIF is a technology, and like any technology, it will be improved and updated or it may someday die.
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It uses vacuum tube insulation technology developed by founder Patrick Sherwin, who took solar water-heating technology to grilling.
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Technology shares weighed the most on all three major U.S. stock indexes, with the S&P 500 technology sector .
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We will truly experience the impact of smart infrastructure technology when the technology is cross-pollinating across those silos.
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She also specializes in technology risk management and strategy, business and technology integration, and vendor management and strategic sourcing.
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I love guests who are excited about the future and technology but I do not require a technology background.
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Jeremy Liew: Our perspective is that consumer technology is now more about the consumer side than the technology side.
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Here's a video showing a version of the device: Read more about Facebook's vibrating technology from MIT Technology Teview.
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He was impressed with the retrofitting technology and with the idea that this technology can help contractors save money.
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We are very proud that Richard joined because he believes in technology not only he believe he practice technology.
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"States have moral obligations to regulate the business activities of domestic information communication technology companies that sell such technology."
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Technology stocks fell 1.4 percent as worse-than-expected results from Apple and Twitter weighed on technology stocks globally.
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Howard Boville, Bank of America's chief technology officer, explained to Business Insider how he approaches shutting down technology projects.
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From growth hacking to proof-of-value Growth in private sector technology is inextricably tied to open-source technology.
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"I think blockchain is very exciting technology, probably the most disruptive technology in our industry, the financial services industry."
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Technology cycles have compressed The pace of technology change in the second decade of the 220st century is relentless.
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In the public policy debate over how to best regulate financial technology firms, technology itself is one good solution.
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Tesla's autopilot technology has come under intense scrutiny since a driver died while using the technology in May 2016.
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Its business sectors include Aerospace, Renewables & Information Communication Technology (ICT); Alternative Investments & Infrastructure; Petroleum & Petrochemicals and Technology, Manufacturing & Mining.
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Sectors covered by President Donald Trump's proposed tariffs include products used for robotics, information technology, communication technology and aerospace.
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Exact technology specifications for 5G have yet to be agreed internationally and there are still uncertainties about the technology.
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But it doesn't depend on technology for its revenue, and its technology doesn't distinguish or protect it from competitors.
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By working on this futuristic method of transportation, Hardt is also looking at unique technology called lane switch technology.
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The House Science, Space and Technology Committee on Thursday unanimously approved legislation intended to secure voting technology against cyberattacks.
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We don't have to prevent the North Koreans buying U.S. technology because you can't buy U.S. technology with rice.
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In addition, technology disasters are concerning to Redlener—that is, the failure of technology that results in an accident.
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Uber currently operates another trial of its self-driving technology, in Pittsburgh, where its Advanced Technology Group is based.
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The platform is built on Microsoft technology and the results will be stored in the technology company's cloud platform.
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"Technology clearly plays a role, but I'm not sure if the technology that can help us exists," Blanchette said.
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Mr. White, 38, is a technology consultant in New York who specializes in advising and developing technology start-ups.
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With great interconnection between the US and Chinese technology sectors, science and technology research is anything but zero-sum.
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Thanks to technology and the human desire to use and interact with that technology, dick pics have become common.
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Amazon licensed much of the technology from ARM, the company that provides the basic technology for most smartphone chips.
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His father retired as an information technology manager at Simpson Technology, a maker of foundry equipment, in Aurora, Ill.
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Regulating an assemblage of technology we can't clearly define is a recipe for poor laws and even worse technology.
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It is perhaps best characterized as a survey not just of technology, but of our recent relationship to technology.
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There's an inherent irony to a piece of technology created with the express purpose of weaning us off technology.
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It would be morally convenient if technology for war could be cleaved so cleanly from technology for everything else.
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Major technology companies have both the money and influence to implement technology at a greater scale than ever experienced.
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The interesting thing about the technology business is that, most of the time, it's not the technology that matters.
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He was attending the Indian Institute of Technology when he was also accepted to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology.
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And so we exist in a massive funding infrastructure disadvantage, which is broader than technology, but also includes technology.
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Washington is wide-open for business, from aerospace and advanced agriculture to clean technology, information technology and global health.
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" Sir James told the FT the company has been "investing heavily in new battery technology, solid state battery technology . . .
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Of the big technology stocks, Apple is the most concerning, veteran technology investor Paul Meeks told CNBC on Thursday.
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"This technology has been around for decades, so there's really limited technology challenges in processing the fuel," says Gehin.
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An afternoon without technology — or, rather, with an old technology — has turned on a light switch in her mind.
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Perspective: After Monday's debacle, "we should be begging for the most analog election technology possible," our technology columnist writes.
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Efforts to replicate and replace US technology are now intensifying as the US government seeks to block technology transfer.
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Apple is also betting on AR technology, including encouraging developers to make content for the technology using its ARKit.
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The XLK technology ETF, which mirrors the S&P 500 information technology sector, trades at 21 times forward earnings.
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Janette Hughes is the Canada Research Chair in Technology and Pedagogy at the University of Ontario Institute of Technology.
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However, the Nasdaq Composite Index, which is weighted by technology stocks, drop 250 percent, implying that technology stocks underperformed.
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In recent months, the value of Cambridge's technology has been debated by technology experts and in some media accounts.
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Cybersecurity is not merely a technology issue, it is a risk management issue that involves people, process and technology.
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The cellular industry is already investing billions of dollars in 5G cellular technology, which will enable connected-vehicle technology.
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The bride, 34, is a media and technology consultant in Manhattan, where she advises start-ups and technology companies.
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One group of scientists might make a technology less toxic, and another group might make a technology more biodegradable.
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Removing Alphabet and Facebook from technology indexes may lead investors to pay more attention to smaller, remaining technology companies.
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"The disruptive technology for 2018 will be technology that enables you to speak to other technology, because older adults don't have time to type, swipe, pinch, zoom, or otherwise tap on a personal device," says Orlov.
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Accenture Technology Vision 243: An Australian Perspective suggests Australia is more than just embracing new technology but weaving innovation, technology and business processes into a broad digital fabric that extends to their customers, partners and employees.
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Dig deeperScience and technology (1): Advances in AI are used to spot signs of sexualityScience and technology (2): Researchers produce images of people's faces from their genomesBusiness: Ever better and cheaper, face-recognition technology is spreading
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WALLACE (voice-over): But ultimately, the technology to stop any driving while distracted may be the technology that lets drivers enjoy all the distractions they want -- technology, which removes the need for any drivers at all.
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With a workforce of more than 11,000 across nine technology areas and 40 other operations across the globe, AFRL provides a diverse portfolio of science and technology ranging from fundamental to advanced research and technology development.
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Finally, digital doesn't mean going for the latest and greatest technology development but applying the appropriate technology for your customers and for your desired business outcome, regardless of where that technology is in its adoption curve.
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If you think of like technology and technology awareness, if there was like a topological map of technology awareness, it's mostly flat with a few short buildings, and then some very tall spires, very tall spires.
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We follow a decision model that includes the maturity of the technology, the intended use of the technology, the user and the historical pattern of use by that technology - which country, which agency within which country?
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Important to note: Smith's call for government regulation of such technology comes as employees at technology companies have been calling on corporate leadership to stop contracting such technology and services to government agencies, particularly law enforcement.
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What's interesting about criminal justice technology is that the people who are using the technology, both those in the criminal justice system and a lot of the supervising officers, don't get a voice in the technology.
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The S&P technology sector, heavily exposed by its chipmakers and other global technology players to Chinese markets, dropped 2215%.
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The S&P technology sector, heavily exposed by its chipmakers and other global technology players to Chinese markets, dropped 3.5%.
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He owns Microsoft in one of his funds; he also likes information technology company Cognizant Technology Solutions at this juncture.
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The potential breakthrough technology comes at a time when diesel engine technology has been tarnished by Volkswagen's emissions cheating scandal.
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The patents all deal with lidar, technology that helps self-driving cars detect nearby obstacles, and other automated vehicle technology.
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Whereas NASA publicly releases extensive documentation on technology development on its Technical Reports Server, SpaceX technology is private intellectual property.
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The S&P technology sector, heavily exposed by its chipmakers and other global technology players to Chinese markets, dropped 2007%.
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He holds a PhD in engineering from Princeton and a Bachelor of Technology from the Indian Institute of Technology, Madras.
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" He also criticized bitcoin's underlying technology, blockchain, calling it the most "over-hyped — and least useful — technology in human history.
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"We need to make sure that as technology develops that policies and rules and laws don't stifle technology," he said.
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On one hand it's technology, and we love technology, but at the same time it's the medium, not the message.
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We're likely going to need advanced nuclear technology and possibly carbon-capture technology to halt warming short of 2 degrees.
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It is not hard to imagine American regulatory agencies responsible for securing sensitive technology treating 5G technology the same way.
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That technology pointed a way toward what Morley said was one of the dreams for technology in the medical industry.
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Technology firms and campaigns are both incentivized to work together — digital ads deliver revenue for technology companies based on engagement.
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They include Miao Wei, the minister of industry and information technology, and Wang Zhigang, the minister of science and technology.
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Technology is just one aspect of this complex social ill, and we certainly can't "fix" intimate partner violence via technology.
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Maruti says the technology combines fuel efficiency and lower emissions, but is not as expensive as existing traditional hybrid technology.
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So technology and adaptation of technology to commercial purposes are, I think, critical in a medium term for productivity gains.
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The fund owns stocks and bonds of data-storage company Seagate Technology, Micron Technology and Huntington Ingalls Industries, among others.
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According to the lawsuit, the detective then explained that Apple's security technology identifies suspects of theft using facial recognition technology.
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We think technology will be a critical component of the solution — and a great deal of that technology already exists.
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Technology entrepreneur and wealthy investor Peter Thiel revealed he was bankrolling the fight, creating a divide in the technology world.
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The Empathy Lab: The Intersection Of Technology, Storytelling & CultureHow do we harness the power of empathy through technology and storytelling?
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The detective then told Bah that Apple's security technology "identifies suspects of theft using facial recognition technology," the lawsuit states.
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In an era of cheap technology, it is difficult to know precisely what the technology will be able to accomplish.
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If you can't optimize a piece of the next technology stack, at least disrupt an industry relatively untouched by technology.
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"China wants to own the world's top technology, including agricultural technology," said James McGregor, Greater China chairman for APCO Worldwide.
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Wise has received numerous awards, including MIT Technology Review's TR35, and was named a 2018 World Economic Forum Technology Pioneer.
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At the same time, the U.S. should continue to restrict China's access to advanced technology, especially technology with military applications.
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Combining Looksery's technology with Seene's technology would allow Snapchat to create more complex lenses with a real sense of depth.
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The frustration of technology companies towards drone regulations still has not stopped them trialing the technology to achieve this goal.
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DXC Technology — Shares of DXC Technology plummeted more than 30% after lowering its full year guidance for earnings and revenue.
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Now one component of the city's enforcement efforts will be backed by the latest technology in remote-controlled technology: drones.
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Human beings create technology, but there needs to be more diversity when it comes to the creators of said technology.
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"Privacy should be considered a problem of technology and technology policy, rather than as an isolated legal puzzle," Olejnik says.
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In Q2200 22016 alone there were 21 merger and acquisition events among advertising technology, marketing technology and digital media firms.
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Interestingly, the White House has yet to name a Chief Technology Officer, which oversees the administration's technology and innovation agenda.
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The Modernizing Government Technology Act, aimed at upgrading woefully out-of-date agency information technology equipment, passed the House Thursday.
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What this means: CT technology can detect much lower weights of explosive devices than the current technology can handle now.
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Technology ripple effects reflect those described at Singularity University, including the book "Abundance" and the Exponential Technology section of Feddashboard.com.
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And finally, IBM is trying to make facial recognition technology a thing that doesn't unfairly target people of color. Technology!
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Market technology revenue surged 28 percent to $77 million, helped by the company's acquisition of Swedish financial technology provider Cinnober.
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Verifone licenses technology to taxi vendors, including individual taxi owners and fleet owners to bring better technology into their cabs.
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And we think our next leap in technology will be an improvement of an order of magnitude in the technology.
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Maybe we need to bring back programs like the Office of Technology Assessment to provide technology expertise to senior policymakers.
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That's given rise to a profitable business in anti-drone technology, technology that's particularly attractive to airports, prisons and stadiums.
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Apple's security setup is already the gold standard for most companies, not just for mobile technology but for all technology.
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At the technology show, GITEX Technology Week, Dubai's Roads and Transport Authority, or RTA, showed off its autonomous taxi service.
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With advances in machine learning technology, we can continue to improve this technology and make it even more broadly available.
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Breakthroughs in AI has prompted large established technology companies, automakers and hundreds of startups to work on autonomous vehicle technology.
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Baby boomers cited safety as their reason for wanting semi-autonomous technology, while millennials wanted convenience and the latest technology.
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Of all the technology sector's battleground stocks, Cramer has found the stock of Micron Technology to be the most controversial.
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Now, recent advances in technology are being co-opted by eager archeologists - technology that makes radio-carbon dating seem quaint.
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CompTIA, a non-profit technology trade association, estimates that technology industry growth could reach up to 28500 percent in 6900.
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Policymakers are worried this technology is being used to propel Chinese advancement in emerging technology like artificial intelligence and robotics.
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Other companies have used finger-stick technology in the past, but studies have shown that the technology has limited accuracy.
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OLED is the peak in screen technology, as it delivers superlative colors and contrast compared to any other screen technology.
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While major technology companies see a future in smart thermostats and toasters, the technology has not yet become widely available.
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The technology to race drones is just a few years old, as is the technology to compellingly film them racing.
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PlaySight, a New Jersey-based sports technology company, has installed its multicamera technology at more than 400 tennis courts worldwide.
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Technology and communication services stocks have been among the hardest hit this quarter, with the S&P 500 technology index .
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As for individual stocks, the three biggest gainers since the election are in tech: Nvidia, Align Technology and Micron Technology.
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The U.S. technology giant has been criticized at times for not being the market leader when it comes to technology.
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One part of the TBML solution would be harnessing existing information technology with a publicly distributed ledger through blockchain technology.
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But while this new technology is certainly strategically useful for China, the CCP hasn't overtaken US military technology just yet.
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Third-party organizations such as the Consumer Technology Association and Center for Democracy & Technology also have contributed comments and insight.
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"It's a matter of how much — as a government — you want to push for new technology, cleaner technology," he said.
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As this technology matures, it could be revolutionary for everything, from automobile interfaces to accessible technology for the visually impaired.
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Reminder: Mattress upstarts like Tuft & Needle, Casper and Leesa use technology to sell product, but they are not technology companies.
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The firm has backed some of the industry's biggest companies, including Oracle, Cisco, Microchip Technology, Linear Technology, and Network Appliance.
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International Golden Services Sdn Bhd was registered in 2012 as an information technology and telecommunication technology products firm, he said.
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Sofie is also the patent owner of the Vshape scanner Technology and winner of several awards including the Woman Technology.
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Many Chinese are embracing technology full tilt, our Hong Kong-based technology correspondent reports, no matter how questionable or eccentric.
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Brennan Litzinger from Wilmington said overuse of technology could lead to cheating: I definitely think technology affects dating and relationships.
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The ban prohibits city agencies from using facial recognition technology, or information gleaned from external systems that use the technology.
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Our whole e-commerce technology has been so problematic from the beginning because I had no idea about technology whatsoever.
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Second, citizens can't make intelligent decisions about policing technology unless they understand what the technology does and how it works.
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"If the technology works and the idea pans out, they'll likely buy the company or license the technology from Brex."
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"They've got expectations from shopping on Amazon," said Jim Peters, chief technology officer for the airline-owned technology company SITA.
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Their aspiration that Google never "build warfare technology" or "outsource the moral responsibility" for using technology is a noble goal.
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"This shows the government highly values the development of technology, and its dedication to push technology innovation forward," she said.
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House Science, Space and Technology Committee: Hearing on "Beyond Bitcoin: Emerging Applications for Blockchain Technology," 2900 a.m. http://bit.ly/220006nNGk2202.
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Comcast can either remove the technology from its products or enter into another agreement with TiVo to license the technology.
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Argo AI will develop the technology exclusively for Ford at first, and then plans to license its technology to others.
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Instead of "tomorrow's technology, today", at a competitive price, government is content to acquire "yesterday's technology, tomorrow" — at a premium.
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It costs seven times more to build in San Francisco, America's hub of technology, than in India's technology capital, Bangalore.
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A second technology association, the Information Technology Industry Council, less explicitly endorsed the Trump administration's plan to impose retaliatory duties.
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Branch Technology, founded in 2014, is a 3D printing company that is developing technology to create fully 3D printed structures.
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Concerns over facial recognition technology have long been centered around privacy issues and claims of racial bias in the technology.
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Comcast and every other company that uses this technology leases it from TiVo, which owns the patents to this technology.
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Lau, who has been covering technology since 1997, is responsible for the technology sleeve of the AB Growth Discovery Fund.
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On Technology Last month, a Berlin nonprofit group called the Tactical Technology Collective took over a gallery in Lower Manhattan.
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He urged greater defense technology cooperation with the United States, which has been limited by U.S. restrictions on technology transfer.
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But technology has also complicated their lives, and many high schoolers say their generation will struggle with dependence on technology.
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We're making technology use the language of people, and not requiring people to first learn the traditional language of technology.
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A number of technology groups will commemorate the law's passage next week, with players from big-name technology companies participating.
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However, some technology makers insist the problem isn't really technology, but the way people use it to alleviate their stress.
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Because it will take time to get new technology into the market, programs that accelerate technology transfer are also key.
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Border agents and technology The legislation also would allocate money for border security, such as inspection equipment and new technology.
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If you love technology, it may be time for a group hug: This year has been rough for consumer technology.
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And the point that you bring up, Kara, is that there's military technology that has far outpaced consumer technology here.
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In addition, Bezos outlined how Alexa — the technology underpinnings of Echo — is both a customizable platform and an embeddable technology.
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The most important aspect of the Makers movement is not technology — and learning about technology is not limited to coding.
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My understanding was that because it was a shared technology, the Israelis contributed quite a bit to the technology itself.
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But I don't see technology that way, and I think most historians of technology don't see it that way either.
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This creates an odd disconnect between how real people use technology and how the experts talk about that same technology.
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It built proprietary, autonomous technology and was already testing its self-driving technology in trucks on highways in San Francisco.
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What we're seeing now are new forms of religion emerging from our infrastructure of digital technology and technology in general.
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Mawarid, a sharia-compliant finance, investment and advisory firm, is combining the three technology companies within its portfolio: systems developer Falcon Eye Technology LLC, technology service provider Technical Art Concepts LLC and card payment processor QuickNet LLC.
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"The main reason for public investment in science and technology is that the risks are too high for private investors," said David Hart a senior fellow at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, a technology think-tank.
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