Where tech’s leading companies stand on net neutrality’s ‘Day of Action’
Source: Wired
A shoelace knot is a metaphor for the scientific approach to problem-solving.
Source: Wired
This isn’t the flag football of your childhood. It’s football with high-tech equipment and a social media presence, designed for the short attention span of the modern viewer.
Source: Wired
Audi’s engineers and psychologists have spent years teaching the car to drive safely on the highway, but their real focus was on the human-machine interface that enables the tricky handoff.
Source: Wired
Word spread late last week that data visibility and security startup DataGravity had been acquired. At the time, though, it was unclear by whom. Now we know. It was HyTrust, a company that specializes in securing workloads that run in private and public clouds. The details of the deal were not disclosed. Read More
Source: TechCrunch
World of Tanks developer Wargaming is showing off a solution that it created for the TankFest 2017 event at the Bovington Tank Museum, bringing the World War II “Sturmtiger” tank to live in a stunning augmented reality demonstration.
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Source: Digital trends
With cybercrime projected to reap some $6 trillion in damages by 2021, and businesses likely to invest around $1 trillion over the next five years to try to mitigate that, we’re seeing a rise of startups that are building innovating ways to combat malicious hackers. In the latest development, Darktrace — a cybersecurity firm that uses machine learning to detect and stop attacks… Read More
Source: TechCrunch
Believe it or not, Amazon isn’t the only game in town. Other stores have put together some mighty good deals of their own.
Source: CNET
The hulking, fascinating storm known as Jupiter’s Great Red Spot gets a close flyby from Juno, but we’ll have to wait a bit for the visuals.
Source: CNET
Beijing-based Mobike has begun hiring for positions in Washington, which means the bike-sharing unicorn could be coming to the US soon.
Source: CNET