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Internet of Things
January 23, 2023
Railroad with IoT & 5G: A highway to sustainabilityRailroad industry will be the front runner for using Renewable energy for transportation. It will fetch multi-Billion Euros of investments for new Infra addition over next two decades.
Cloud
January 27, 2023
Approach to Automated Cloud TestingEveryone is moving to cloud these days. Some organizations were the early adopters and are already reaping the benefits of cloud but a majority of them are still going through the transition.
App Design
August 11, 2021
Design patterns are killing object-oriented programmingObject-oriented programming has been around for a long time, if we restrict looking at languages that support it for about 50 years.
Testing
January 27, 2023
Approach to Automated Cloud TestingEveryone is moving to cloud these days. Some organizations were the early adopters and are already reaping the benefits of cloud but a majority of them are still going through the transition.
Machine Intelligence
June 1, 2022
TechTalk – Democratizing Enterprise Innovation with AI and MLIn this TechTalk, the Thinkubator Business AI/ML Framework for Deep Design will be presented to offer a perspective, with a toolset to enable democratization of innovation for products and services.
DevOps
August 15, 2022
DevOps with People, Process, and ToolsLet’s explore the 3 pillars of DevOps and see how they can provide value to our projects.
Big Data and Analytics
November 17, 2021
Big Data Cluster with Kubernetes and SQL Server 2019The idea with this post is to delve into the Big Data capabilities that Microsoft SQL Server 2019 presents.
Cybersecurity
December 3, 2021
Reconsidering Vehicle Risk In The Era Of Militarized CyberspaceMore than five years ago, Andy Greenberg recounted how hackers had disabled his vehicle while he was driving 70mph in a Jeep Cherokee. The attackers, as a “friendly” demonstration, changed his radio station, turned on his wipers, blasted the AC and switched off the ignition.
Blockchain
May 10, 2021
Issue #10 – Playing With Reality – The YOLO FOMO LOL Economy 🚀🔮🌟Erin Griffith, a tech journalist, coined the term “The YOLO FOMO LOL Economy” in two of her articles. We think it perfectly describes today’s meme society. In this #10 issue you will probably experience some fear of missing out yourself.
Low Code
November 11, 2022
Low code: back to the futureLow code is often presented as the future of application development. Is it true?
Chatbots
January 26, 2023
Issue #95 – Real Fake NewsletterWhen Online Fandom Goes Too Far, Robert Pattison Deepfake, Kim Kardashian As A British Chav and What 2020’s Memes Meant For Online Culture
Semantic Search
September 21, 2020
Language models: battle of the parameters — NLP on Steroids (Part II)In Part I of the blog , we explored the language models and transformers, now let’s dive into some examples of GPT-3.
Intelligent Experiences
October 19, 2021
Issue #34 – Playing With RealityBook Real Fake, TikTok Tics, Future Wake, Voice Clone Steals 35 Million Dollars and Amplified Propaganda
Extended Reality
December 13, 2022
Issue #93 – Real Fake NewsletterEndless Media, Raige-Baiting, Lensa Goes NSFW, Life-Wrecking Deepfakes, Dramatron, Instagram Trend Report, The College Essay Is Dead, Creative AI and ChatGPT
Connected Products
May 26, 2021
Technology Labs podcast: Reality / Virtual HumansMenno van Doorn is the guest in this episode of Technology Labs. He talks about the new book "playing with reality"
ADA & CDP
December 12, 2012
Privacy by Inituitive IconsThe summary of the article Big Data for All: Privacy and User Control in the Age of Analytics (Tene & Polonetsky, 2012) adeqately correlates the economic Big Data promise to the issues of e-privacy and data protection: 1 – Advances in data mining and analytics and the massive increase in computing power and data storage capacity have expanded by orders of magnitude the scope of information...
Microservices
November 17, 2022
Microservices, What an Absolute Mesh!Having witnessed and supported several organizations in their journey, it has become clear to me that it is sometimes more challenging than originally anticipated to realize the full advantages of a Microservices architecture.
