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Nanox’s new X-ray machine resembles Star Trek’s medical bed

According to the World Health Organization (WHO), two-thirds of the world’s population can’t afford an X-ray scan. The top medical systems in the world...
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CES 2020: Recapping the most important health tech gadgets

Of all the tech being developed today, perhaps none is as important as health tech. These gadgets promise to help consumers live healthier, happier,...
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College recruiters and students trying to solve for AI gatekeepers

Two years ago, we surveyed the recruiting landscape to see how many companies were using Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) to screen resumes. The answer...
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Google Chrome to wind down tracking cookies by 2022

On January 14, Google announced it would phase out the use of third-party cookies on its Chrome web browser. The firm explained it’s making...
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Tesla to sell Solarglass roofs in several new US markets

Last month, Tesla CEO Elon Musk said his company had two “critical priorities” to achieve by the end of 2019. To deliver cars to...
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New Google AI provides ‘nearly instantaneous’ weather forecasts

Most people have complained at least once about the quality of their local weather forecast. Unfortunately, predicting future weather is extremely difficult. The fact...
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Cloudflare to offer free security services for political campaigns

Regardless of which side of the aisle a person leans towards, there is something that everyone can mutually agree on—political campaign security is a...
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5 top tech innovations presented at CES 2020

Since 1967, the Consumer Electronics Show has given inventors, small firms, and corporations the world over the opportunity to show off their latest innovations....
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