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On Visualization Technologies: 22Miles
AVT Question: Please share insight into display technology trends, new form factors, and applications. Thought Leader: Tomer Mann, Chief Revenue Officer at 22Miles AV/IT experts need to think about unification, compatibility, and simplicity across all devices. The right foundation is essential to designing digital signage networks that boast these traits without compromising the wow factor. No two…
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Why is technology best for checking bank customer identities?
Unlock the Editor’s Digest for free Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. As much as many of us value human interaction, there are some tasks that artificial intelligence performs much better than any person. Verifying customer identity is one of them, according to online finance specialists. As…
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CDT AI Governance Lab
CDT’s AI Governance Lab develops and promotes adoption of robust, technically-informed solutions for the effective regulation and governance of AI systems. The Lab provides public interest expertise in rapidly developing policy and technical conversations, to advance the interests of individuals whose lives and rights are impacted by AI. We place a particular emphasis on the…
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With an eye toward the bottom line, all kinds of businesses must leverage the continuing evolution of technology
Developers these days are asking themselves some key questions: Karim Jabal “How can I attract premium tenants in these spaces?” “How do I increase the revenues that my building produces in an innovative way?” “What can I do during concept and design to capture a higher percentage of the market share?” There’s a common low-cost…
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Grow-NY Summit to spotlight transformative technology
The fifth annual Grow-NY Summit will convene food and ag startups and industry players Nov. 14-15 at the Holiday Inn Binghamton Downtown, spotlighting the innovative technologies being developed locally and their impact that spans beyond the region. The effect of progress in the Grow-NY region on the broader food and agriculture community will inform the…
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Tenneco’s Monroe® Intelligent Suspension CVSAe Technology Featured on Latest Premium SUV from Li Auto
NORTHVILLE, Ill., Oct. 23, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — Monroe® Intelligent Suspension CVSAe semi-active suspension technology from Tenneco is featured on two versions of the new Li L7 five-seat premium electric SUV from Li Auto. Designed for small families, the L7 is the third model from the Beijing-based automaker to be equipped with CVSAe technology, which…
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Massachusetts Technology Leadership Council Launches a Bold New Chapter
LEXINGTON, Mass., Oct. 23, 2023 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) — The Massachusetts Technology Leadership Council (MTLC) today announced a rebrand to best meet the needs of today’s technology ecosystem and ensure Massachusetts remains a hub of global innovation. MTLC, the premier destination for tech companies also unveiled a new look and website to support its bold new…
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How Teriyaki Madness Uses Restaurant Technology to Improve the Customer Experience and Back-of-House Operations |
The integration of technology into the restaurant experience is not just a trend — it’s the future. By Jodi Boyce, Chief Marketing Officer, Teriyaki Madness – 10.22.2023 In today’s fast-paced restaurant world, the dining experience is no longer just about the food — it’s about convenience, speed and personalization. Especially amid ongoing challenges like rising…
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Global intelligence leaders warn against China’s technology theft
China’s theft of intellectual property in technology, including in AI, and other trade secrets is a major threat to the West, global intelligence leaders warn. Intelligence leaders from the U.S., Canada, United Kingdom, Australia and New Zealand — collectively known as the Five Eyes — explain that the scale of China’s theft is unprecedented. FBI…
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China stealing technology secrets — from AI to computing and biology, “Five Eyes” intelligence leaders warn
War in the Middle East has the FBI tracking more potential threats of terrorism in the United States. Tonight, the bureau’s director, Christopher Wray, tells us his main concern is not an organized attack but lone actors inspired by the violence. We met Wray, Wednesday, for an unprecedented interview that included him and the intelligence…
