The picture above appears to show two unremarkable 2U rack servers, of the kind that are probably hosting the page you’re reading right now. Nothing special there – until you look carefully and realize that the rack server case on the left is made entirely from Lego. And what’s more, the server even works. When […]
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For this article to be valuable let’s start with two assumptions about your data: First, that you have quality data, and second that you are capable – or have access to capabilities – to effectively analyze your data. If these two assumptions are off track, establish an initiative to address these as soon as possible.
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Machine learning is a powerful paradigm many organizations are utilizing to derive insights and add features to their applications, but using it requires skills, data, and effort. Explorium, a startup from Israel, has just announced $19M of funding to lower the barrier on all of the above. The $19M funding announced today comprises a seed
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 11, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — Explorium announced today that it has secured $19M in funding to scale its new breed of data science platform fueled by Automated Data and Feature Discovery. Data science is the industry standard for deriving business value from data, enabling companies to generate new revenue, mitigate risk and optimize
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A recent data breach at German IT service provider Citycomp has resulted in a flood of data being published online — including financial and private information on all of Citycomp’s clients. You need to know how to fortify your defenses against data breaches. The data breach included a client list that covered major companies such as Oracle, Airbus, and
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LinkedIn has lost a court appeal in which it sought to stop a third party company from accessing publicly posted user information. Source link
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The cost of a data breach is not just limited to regulatory fines, but extends to more significant losses to the business and even hampers customer trust Security incidents and data breaches are becoming increasingly costly. Some recent examples include $53 million costs to the Canadian lender Desjardins Group in the wake of a breach
Facebook location settings on Android 10. With the release of Android 10 and iOS 13, Facebook is updating how its user location settings work. Both Android and iOS are rolling out new features to give users more control over how they manage their locations settings at the device level and within the individual apps being
Two menstruation-tracking apps, Maya and MIA Fem, may be sharing intimate details of users’ sexual health with Facebook and other entities. (iStock) Your best friend may not know when you last had sex, but it’s possible that Facebook does. At least two menstruation-tracking apps, Maya and MIA Fem, were sharing intimate details of users’ sexual
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Buy a ticket. Attend the event. Have fun. It seems a simple process. But today’s ticket agents are doing more than selling admissions to sports games or concerts. Thanks to new data technologies, customers are tracked from the minute they first visit a sales site through to when they leave the venue after the event. This
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