Let's talk about toilets. As a female journalist working in the IT sector l love attending conferences. Sure, there's the networking and great information, but it's also the only public place I generally don't have to queue to use the loo.
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Intel’s new AI strategy involves new deep-learning technology
Intel announced its new strategy related to artificial intelligence (AI), which involves the introduction of new products, as well as investments for the development of specific AI-related technology.
Start-up secures $30 million funding to rival Intel and Nvidia on AI development
A UK start-up has raised $30 million in funding from VCs to develop AI applications and processors.
Germany bans Tesla from advertising Autopilot feature
Germany has asked Tesla to stop advertising its 'Autopilot' feature, following a number of crashes involving the system.
Three asks Ofcom to limit BT’s mobile dominance
A week after Ofcom announced its decision to ban BT from bidding on half the frequencies available at the next spectrum auction in 2017, Three is once again campaigning to reduce BT's over dominance in the UK mobile market.
Raspberry Pi Zero device can hack a computer in less than a minute
Despite complicated passwords and other security measures, PCs can still be vulnerable to hacking, even from a small device that costs under 5.
Turkish hacking group offers cyber criminals rewards for successful DDoS attacks
A gang of Turkish hackers has turned web attacks into a game by offering hackers rewards for taking down chosen pages.
Three and TalkTalk urge Ofcom to cap mobile spectrum ownership at 30%
Three, TalkTalk and the Federation of Communication Services (FCS) have called on Ofcom to cap the amount of spectrum owned by mobile operators like BT and Vodafone.
Infosys and MongoDB want to modernise your legacy systems
Consulting and outsourcing services provider Infosys has partnered with database software company MongoDB to help enterprises scale their legacy systems.
Cyber criminals boast on dark web about Tesco Bank breach
Hackers called Tesco Bank a "cash milking cow" and "easy to cash out" in posts on dark web forums months before this week's attack, according to cybersecurity firm Cyberint.