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Decentralise Me, Paul Robert Griffin Jun 2019

Decentralise Me, Paul Robert Griffin

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If you are in need of a reminder of the levels of hype surrounding blockchain, then look no further than Japan’s J-Pop sensation Kasotsuka Shojo, otherwise known as the Virtual Currency Girls who, with their debut track “The Moon and Cryptocurrencies and Me”, aim to educate fans about cryptocurrencies in an entertaining way.


Functionality & Privacy In Mobile Applications - Who's Going To Win The Game, Debin Gao Mar 2019

Functionality & Privacy In Mobile Applications - Who's Going To Win The Game, Debin Gao

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MOBILE APPS have brought so much convenience and fun into our lives. From route planning to grocery shopping, reserving flights and hiring bicycles, to the action games we play to pass the time on public transport.


Quantum Computing Is Here To Stay, Manoj Thulasidas Mar 2019

Quantum Computing Is Here To Stay, Manoj Thulasidas

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QUANTUM COMPUTING is emerging from university laboratories and entering the industry arena at a painfully slow pace. The measured and deliberate progress is understandable given its complexity and promise. The stakes are high, because quantum computing presents the tantalising prospect of solving problems previously considered completely insoluble


March Of The Silent Bots, Paul Robert Griffin Oct 2018

March Of The Silent Bots, Paul Robert Griffin

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Self-intelligent software robots, or ‘bots’ are everywhere. These small pieces of code run automated tasks when you order a taxi, search for a restaurant or check the weather. Quietly beavering away, it is unknown how many bots exist, but undoubtedly this number is set to surge over time. Already, bots comprise roughly half of all internet traffic.


Disruptive Technology: Can The Banking Industry Harness Disruption For Competitive Edge?, Edgar Low Oct 2018

Disruptive Technology: Can The Banking Industry Harness Disruption For Competitive Edge?, Edgar Low

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Disruptive innovation was identified as a phenomenon more than two decades ago by prominent Harvard scholar Clayton Christensen. So you may wonder why established industries are only now waking up to the prospect of digital transformation - the banking industry in particular.