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It's time for the great GDPR wake-up call

Nick Felton, Senior Vice President, MHR Analytics, says public and private sector organisations face a seismic impact on 25th May.

Machine learning: How emerging technologies can help people get better at their jobs

In the drive to improve productivity and business performance, one approach with great untapped potential is to harness metadata, machine learning, and process automation

GDPR: Developing your path to compliance

Erik Severinghaus, SpringCM, gives a handy breakdown of the compliance requirements of GDPR.

Developing pharmaceuticals efficiently with artificial intelligence

Ken Mulvany, Founder and Chairman of BenevolentAI, predicts as much as 60% time saving in early drug development phases compared to traditional pharmaceutical industry averages.

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What does the inside of a rock look like? Scientists can now give you a tour

Geologists used a camera, a grinder and AI to make a 3D model of a rock.

Wakanda dividend: Disney gifts $1m to after-school tech program following Black Panther success

Disney has announced that it will donate $1 million from the profits of Marvel's Black Panther to the Boys & Girls Clubs of America.

RedDrop: New sophisticated Android malware spies on you, steals data and racks up huge phone bill

Researchers have described RedDrop as "one of the most sophisticated pieces of Android malware that we have seen in broad distribution".

Inside Trump's secret flying nuclear bunker

President Trump will get two new Air Force One jets by 2021 after $3.9bn deal with Boeing

The deal as of now is still 'informal', but the president wants two new 747s.

Bill Gates warns 'super risky' cryptocurrency has 'caused deaths in a fairly direct way'

The Microsoft founder and tech billionaire's latest remarks have already triggered a wave of criticism from cryptocurrency fans, venture capitalists, developers and investors.

What is Mirai OMG? New botnet variant found turning vulnerable IoT devices into proxy servers

"This is the first time we have seen a modified Mirai capable of DDOS attacks as well as setting up proxy servers on vulnerable IoT devices," Fortinet researchers said.

Hackers serve up double cryptocurrency miners by exploiting an Oracle server vulnerability

The malware has been designed to make the infected system really slow and also shut down any other malware already in the system.

Hands-on with the Asus ZenFone 5 – the Android iPhone X lookalike that costs half the price

Asus has officially unveiled its new line of smartphones, and the design is very similar to the iPhone X.

Onboarding the blockchain: How do we get interoperability en masse?

Blocknubie has been formed to solve these problems.

Internet driven mad by seemingly unsolvable riddle: do straws have one or two holes?

A seemingly innocuous tweet has sparked a deep, meaningful debate on metaphysics (and donuts).

Ethereum-based insurtech Etherisc announces token event

First decentralized insurance platform opens registration for Token Generating Event.

'Hotter than Emily Ratajkowski': This sassy dog is now an internet celebrity

Alfie the dog has even been likened to Madonna. The video has over 38,000 likes.

US Air Force wants to purchase two new cast iron shell cluster bombs and is looking for vendors

The US Air Force has specified two classes of bombs – one 2,000 pounds and the other 500 pounds.

Data as a corporate asset – value, protection and risk

Andy Bottrill, regional vice president at accounting automation software provider, BlackLine, considers the value of data.

Pokemon Go: March Community Day is all about Bulbasaur

Niantic has detailed Pokémon Go's next Community Day, revealing that the three-hour event will take place in late March and focus on the very first Pokémon Bulbasaur.

'Get a new job': Ivanka Trump blasted for saying it is 'inappropriate' to ask her about dad's accusers

"As soon as she's hit with a difficult question, suddenly she's a daughter," the Washington Post's Jenna Johnson tweeted.

Solar industry shoots down Donald Trump after he claims his new import tariff is saving them

An import tariff introduced by Donald Trump is saving the solar panel industry in the US, the president claims. The industry, however, says otherwise.

Managing the datasphere – the challenges and opportunities

Paul Malyon, Head of Data Strategy at Experian, says industry research shows challenges, but bigger opportunities.

Stardew Valley creator Eric Barone reveals 'secret' next game is in the works

Eric Barone, the developer behind incredibly popular farming and life sim Stardew Valley has revealed he has a new "secret" project in the works.

How to develop leadership for the new world order

Lindsay Hooper, executive director, education, University of Cambridge Institute for Sustainability Leadership, sees social value as the future benchmark for performance.

Apple Apologizes For Slowing Down Older iPhone Batteries

Apple reportedly working on its biggest iPhone ever - iPhone X Plus?

A massive 6.5-inch iPhone X XL could be already in development at Apple, according to sources cited by Bloomberg.

Physicists just created an exotic new state of matter by stuffing an atom full of atoms

The new state of matter is formed at highly cold temperatures, using atoms where an electron orbits the nucleus at a great distance.

EE achieves 428Mbps data speeds in Cardiff

EE's mobile internet went down this morning, and people were not happy

EE customers have had their mobile internet restored after the company's service suffered major issues from around 7am to 10am on Tuesday (27 February).

The Last of Us director on big screen adaptation: 'I don't want that movie to be made'

Naughty Dog writer and director Neil Druckmann has offered an update on the big screen adaptations of hit video games The Last of Us and Uncharted.

Watch Stratolaunch – the world's biggest plane as it goes through its first runway test

It has a wingspan of over 380 feet and will launch rockets into space, three at a time.

Trump says he would 'run in' to stop school shooting without a gun and Twitter can't stop laughing

"I would pay to see Trump run," one person tweeted.

Banks risk danger by leaving digital transformation gaps

The introduction of Open Banking earlier has made it easier for fintechs and other providers like internet companies to enter the market by using open APIs.