Microsoft firmly believes Artificial Intelligence is the future and is looking to get a head start over its rivals in this robot revolution.
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Bill Gates And Friends Invest $1 Billion in Clean Energy Tech
Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates has assembled an all-star team to tackle the issue of renewable energy over the next 20 years.
Digital infrastructure At Risk From Security Flaws In Java And Open Source
Veracode reveals 97 percent of Java applications contain at least on security vulnerability
Google Daydream VR Platform Opens To Android Developers
Developers now have access to the Google VR SDK to create Daydream-based Android apps
Google Launches Allo Smart Messaging App For Android And iOS
Google has launched Allo, bringing its artificial intelligence powered chat app to Android and iOS smartphones.
IBM Cloud And Z Systems Promises Easier Path To Hybrid IT
IBM targets hybrid clouds with new services, systems and software to help with tackle 'dynamic environments'
Apple Releases Swift Playgrounds To Teach Kids Coding On iPads And iOS 10
The Cupertino company looks to encourage students to learn its Swift programming language
MoD Identifies Technology As Key Driver For UK Operating Future
Government whitepaper offers up likely defence and security predictions in next 20 years
Businesses Still Adjusting To Cloud Learning Curve
The majority of participants are already using at least one public cloud and 83 percent expect public cloud spend to increase in the next 12 months
Enter The Matrix: Heroes Of The UK Data Centre
TechWeekEurope goes down the rabbit hole with NaviSite to learn more about the staff keeping its data centres in prime ready-mode
Amazon Web Services Launches London Startup Centre
Pop up loft will offer training and boot camps to emerging startups as UK becomes "hotbed of innovation"
Airbus To Build Fleet Of 900 Internet Satellites
OneWeb selects Airbus Defence and Space as manufacturing partner for 2018 satellite constellation launch
Google Futurologist: Humans Will Have ‘Cloud Gateways’ In Brains By 2030
Nanobots in brains will be able to connect us to the Internet within 15 years, claims Google’s Ray Kurzweil