Social media may give millennials anxiety now, but paradigms have a way of shifting
Digital technology has been blasted time and again for causing mental health problems among the millennials and Gen Z’ers. It...
Weight loss, diabetes will dominate digital therapeutics market: report
Digital therapeutics is booming with research and application. More and more patients, physicians, and health-aware citizens across the world are...
Electric vehicles and IoT revive copper, lithium, and cobalt mining demand
As a company that requires Earth's minerals for its tech, Tesla is voicing concerns over the shortage of battery minerals,...
Tech giants seek to exorcise privacy woes to win back user trust
While companies like Google and Facebook want to show that they are taking ‘privacy’ very seriously, they will have to...
Fewer women in VC firms = lower returns from diverse investment teams
In spite of profits, efficiency, and innovation that gender diversity promises to bring, the gender gap is not being filled...
Medical delivery drones are creating cross-industry job opportunities
Last month marked the first time an organ was delivered to a patient via a drone, which utilized the combined...
Harvard research into lasers could make WiFi hundreds of times faster
New research in semiconductor lasers promises new heights in Wi-Fi speed that might transform even 5G. "If the development of...
Unattended bots to take on govt jobs without ‘standard work hours’
Internal bots are a great success for organizations looking to speed up the organizational tasks, and soon unattended bots are...
Neurodivergents are the newest members of workplace diversity
Neurodiversity, a new trend in hiring is catching on. Companies across the world are leaning towards neurodiverse individuals because of...
Underage skin gambling on the rise
While skin gambling has been slowly becoming a problem on a global scale, especially for underage players, not much has...
Personal DNA tests expose relatives’ genetic data, third party interests
The curiosity of where we come from is the basis for research in many fields. DNA testing is thriving on...
Hospitals are keeping mum about drug-resistant superbugs in their ICUs
A fungal superbug called Candida auris has been preying on hundreds of people since it was discovered in 2009 in...
Tech giants explore uncharted territories to diversify, chase growth
Big tech companies like Apple and Facebook are diversifying out of their comfort zones into new businesses to ensure growth...
Et tu, PDF? A cybercrook’s go-to for dodging your firewall
PDF files are not the trusted file format people believe them to be anymore. Data reveals that cybercriminals are using...
Your home could soon be part of a floating city
While concepts of populating the oceans by building cities that can float has been proposed several times before, this time,...
US military prepping robots for underground combat, emergencies
Use of underground tunnels and catacombs has often been used by terror outfits to render military technology above ground almost...
When private companies gain access to ‘classified space’
Powerful private players like Microsoft and Amazon have been working on building sensitive intelligence related tools for the government’s intelligence...
Should govt be transparent about its facial recognition use?
Government transparency in deploying facial recognition software could gain more acceptance among citizens than trying to use it behind their...
Women entrepreneurs in STEM still find themselves cash strapped
While women continue to surge ahead in the field of business, STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics) still remains a...
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Governments vs cyber criminals: which will prevail?
Government organizations around the world must prepare ahead for the omni-present threat of being shown up by cyber criminals. The...
