As Higher Ed IT adopts new technologies, it’s becoming more and more important to stay current with tech news. New technological advancements are sure to affect your work at an institutional-level. We’re constantly aggregating new and exciting articles from the best sources so that you can stay informed and ahead in the field.
Shutterstock reverse image AI search lets you search using images instead of keywords
Searching for that perfect image online is a pain sometimes. Often the keywords you use are not the keywords tagged in the image. Now AI machine learning technology, in the photo space, can actually help your business, and your customers
AI that knows you’re sick before you do: IBM’s five-year plan to remake healthcare
A mix of artificial intelligence and custom silicon could help people diagnose themselves with a range of conditions before they show symptoms.
Misconfigured firewall blamed for hospital ransomware infection
Northern Lincolnshire and Goole NHS Foundation Trust blames "a misconfiguration of the firewall" for a cyberattack which resulted in 2,800 appointment cancellations.
Windows 10, Azure, drones: This system aims to ensure aircraft landings stay safe
Using Surface 2-in-1s, Microsoft's Azure cloud, and sensor-carrying drones, Madrid-based startup Canard is aiming to help airports maintain trouble-free landings.
Microsoft Edge for Windows 10 Creators Update: New tab controls, more VR, payments, and e-books
Microsoft's next major update for Edge will aim to close feature gaps between it and rival browsers.
Logitech’s newest product is a sleek presentation remote
The company's goal is to give presenters confidence in running a smooth presentation, leaving the focus on delivery.
Zimperium launches exploit purchase program for your Android and iOS devices
Zero-days are of no interest, however.
MNF announces AU$18m audio conferencing services company acquisition
VoIP provider MNF will acquire audio conferencing and collaboration company CCI for AU$18 million, opening a new revenue stream for its business, enterprise, and government segments.
Carnegie Mellon artificial intelligence victorious in heads-up poker tournament
Libratus, an AI system from Carnegie Mellon University, has beat out four poker professionals in a 20-day heads-up Texas Hold'em tournament.
NBN reveals fibre rollout areas to replace Optus HFC
NBN has revealed 43 fibre-serving locations across NSW, Victoria, and Queensland within the not-fit-for-purpose Optus HFC footprint that will likely be connected via fibre to the distribution point.