Celebrating 25 Years of Google: How It Changed the Way We Access Information and Communicate With Each Other
Google began as a research project by Larry Page and Sergey Brin when they were students at Stanford University in 1996.
Google began as a research project by Larry Page and Sergey Brin when they were students at Stanford University in 1996.
Though it may seem like an unlikely target for criminal activity, streaming music service Spotify has become a major source of money laundering and fraud in recent years.
With global demand for renewable energy sources increasing, companies such as Lhyfe are turning to wind power to create green hydrogen.
Online safety is a topic of growing concern in this digital age, and as technology develops at an ever-increasing rate, it’s important that we stay up to date with the latest developments.
The online marketplace landscape is constantly changing, and few have had as big of an impact on the digital market than eBay and Amazon. Both companies began in the 1990s and have since gone down two very different paths, developing unique business models that set them apart from their competitors.
DeepMind’s SynthID has revolutionized the way we think about the identification of AI images. By providing a tool that can watermark and identify AI generated images, Google Cloud and DeepMind have developed a system to help protect against unauthorized use and spread of AI images. The process involves three steps: generating a signature, applying the watermark, and verifying the authenticity.
The recently launched Pyxis Ocean cargo ship is setting the bar for environmental sustainability in the shipping industry. This revolutionary vessel utilizes a set of giant foldaway ‘WindWings’, which supplement engine power and could cut lifetime carbon emissions by as much as 30 per cent.
Google‘s ‘Duet’ is a powerful tool for businesses looking to increase productivity and streamline their communication. It enables multiple users to collaborate on projects in real-time, providing a platform for idea sharing with minimal effort.
With the EU’s Digital Services Act, people now have more control over their personal data than ever before.