by data. Do you see data as the next weapon in modern warfare? I think data has already been weaponized. It’s why so many people back new types of data...

forward transfer of data, where it’s impossible to know who has your data and where is your data and how it’s being used—I don’t think that’s absolutely essential for the...

in areas like education in data, marketing use of data, social media, the smart home, smart grid, smart devices, Big Data. We just did a project with most of the...

...payment data with other data for the first time, and that’s a big difference. I’m often credited with inventing the phrase “Data is the new oil.” I’m not sure I...

...you start to attach additional levels of data that increase the resolution or the range or the frequency of the data, and you have a powerful story that may help...

of the sheer amount of data generated each day. And as new data streams join the fray—like Google’s prototype talking shoe, intended to keep the wearer moving—expect things to get...

...data? It’s probably unrealistic to think we’re not going to have huge amounts of data in our technology-saturated world. But we do need to have some limits on what can...

media contacts as references. And Kreditech, a German startup, touts a technology that analyzes more than 8,000 data points derived from e-commerce behavior, location, mobile device data and social media...

...our data, compute our emotions, our desires, our memories, our decisions. I am obsessed with libraries and archives. I am obsessed with [the place] where data becomes knowledge. How do...

...CES.” The quest for ideal skin is driving tech innovations, utilising the increasing amounts of data available. Companies and their consumers are banking on the premise that the more data...