No-deal Brexit and tech: Jobs, R&D and data remain big worries

Windows 10 updates...iPhone data row...Digital health explained...

ZDNet Tech Today - UK February 1, 2019

No-deal Brexit and tech: Jobs, R&D and data remain big worries Impact of no-deal Brexit is already being felt on recruitment and investment. And uncharted waters lay ahead. READ FULL STORY RELATED • No-deal Brexit will hurt us and we're not ready, say tech companies • 'A very, very bad thing': This is what a no-deal Brexit means for tech companies and jobs Windows 10 updates are broken again, but this time it's not Microsoft's fault READ FULL STORY Best-paying programming languages, skills: Here are the top earners READ FULL STORY NHS and tech: Using digital transformation to rethink healthcare READ FULL STORY iPhone data row: Now Apple clears Google, Facebook to run private iOS apps again READ FULL STORY IBM Cloud for VMware Solutions: Bringing VMware Environments to the... White Papers from IBM Top Supply Chain Management Software for 2018 Downloads from Select Hub Business VoIP Buyers Guide White Papers from Vonage This supercomputer breaks all the rules This supercomputer's spiking neural network mimics the human brain. More ZDNet CXO stories › Future of farming? Smart farming: How IoT, robotics, and AI are tackling one of the biggest problems of the century. More ZDNet innovation stories › What is digital health? Everything you need to know about the future of healthcare How and why tech's big players are poised to give the industry its biggest shakeup in decades. READ FULL STORY VoIP Phone Solutions vs Traditional Service White Papers from Vonage Download Now Architect for the Cloud with Alfresco eBooks from Alfresco Software Learn More Low Power Wide Area Networks: Making IoT Connectivity Ubiquitous and Affordable White Papers from Aeris Systems Download Now The Future of Personal Data and Online Verification White Papers from Evident ID Download Now More News from ZDNet Most Popular Downloads

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Tom Brady should be replaced by a robot. No, really.

High-tech border wall; License plates for drones; iRobot lawnmower

ZDNet Innovation Weekly February 1, 2019

Super Bowl LIII: Why Tom Brady should be replaced by a robot. No, really. Everyone (parents especially) knows America's most popular sport has major safety problems. Robots can help. READ FULL STORY RELATED • Patriots vs Rams: How to stream Super Bowl 2019 • How to stream the 2019 Puppy Bowl and Kitten Bowl online • Pentagon documents the military's growing domestic drone use • Fairness in AI, StarCraft Edition • Davos develops drone regulation how-to for governments Why a high-tech border wall is as silly as a physical one READ FULL STORY 3D printing hands-on: LulzBot Mini 2 first look READ FULL STORY IBM Cloud for VMware Solutions: Bringing VMware Environments to the... White Papers from IBM Top Supply Chain Management Software for 2018 Downloads from Select Hub Futureproofing Your Startup with Cloud-Based Phone Systems White Papers from Vonage More Innovation 1. Mowing the lawn sucks. iRobot's autonomous mower could help. 2. AR "license plates" for drones let bystanders ID pesky pilots 3. What Jenga can teach robots about industrial automation 4. 2018 was point of no return for online grocery delivery Read more › Even More Innovation 1. Habana, AI chip innovator, promises top performance and efficiency 2. Cortana's concession speech: Microsoft abandons platform 3. Want to cut Apple Watch's cost? Aetna will reward 4. Taming a world filled with video, using transcription and AI Read more › The one Alexa feature that makes it worth letting her spy on us all she wants (according to my wife) In a world filled with intelligent assistants connected to vast information gathering and sifting operations, is there anything that truly justifies the intrusion into our privacy? Probably not. But the convenience is sure nice. READ FULL STORY More innovation coverage More robots? You got it 8 Reasons More Companies are Moving their Communications to the Cloud White Papers from Vonage Download Now Architect for the Cloud with Alfresco eBooks from Alfresco Software Learn More Cellular and WiFi Connectivity: One Platform, All the Options. Hybrids Included. White Papers from Aeris Systems Download Now The Future of Personal Data and Online Verification White Papers from Evident ID Download Now

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