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ZDNet Product Watch February 2, 2018

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Alphabet's 5-year plan to map the journey of human health

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ZDNet Innovation Weekly February 2, 2018

Project Baseline: Alphabet's five-year plan to map the entire journey of human health An ambitious collaboration between US universities and Google-offshoot Alphabet's life sciences arm is aiming to map the factors that contribute to good health, and illness. READ FULL STORY RELATED • How 5G will impact the future of farming and John Deere's digital transformation NFL adopts HP's 3D-scanning tech to bring customized cleats to players READ FULL STORY This pint-sized autonomous delivery vehicle is coming to city streets this year READ FULL STORY IT On-Demand: Why Integrated Services are Exploding White Papers from Sprint Read More Heres a Quick Way to Validate Your Mobile Strategy White Papers from Sprint Learn More Cut Costs & Improve ROI with Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) White Papers from Sprint Read More 3 Key Benefits of Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) White Papers from Sprint Read More Security 1. Paranoia will destroy you: Why Chinese tech isn't spying on us 2. How Strava's "anonymized" fitness tracking data spilled government secrets 3. Alleged Trump administration docs show military weapons a 5G concern Read more › TechRepublic 1. 10 companies that are spearheading digital transformation in their industry 2. 90 percent of CXOs already see 'measurable benefit' from AI 3. The 5 highest-paying IT career paths Read more › Waymo orders thousands of Chrysler minivans for self-driving car fleet The deal is aimed at furthering Waymo's dream of launching a driverless ride-hailing service. READ FULL STORY More innovation coverage More robots? You got it

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