by Sam | Aug 6, 2020 | Data Centers, Microsoft, New Technology, Think Green
Microsoft makes hydrogen fuel cell breakthrough in quest to power data centers with renewable energy For the first time, Microsoft has successfully powered a row of data center servers using hydrogen fuel cells for 48 hours, a milestone the company is marking because...
by Sam | Jul 20, 2020 | Artificial Intelligence, Government, Microsoft, New Technology, Smart Cities
Pioneering study uses traffic cameras and AI to predict future, promising to save lives and money In an effort to prevent deaths and injuries caused by crashes between vehicles, bikes and pedestrians, the city of Bellevue, Wash., set out more than five years ago to...
by Sam | Jun 24, 2020 | Coronavirus, New Technology, Remote Working
HPE to deliver five new return-to-work solutions in wake of COVID-19 Businesses of any size can reopen and resume operations while maintaining employee health and safety with new offerings for social distance tracing and tracking, touchless entry, fever detection, and...
by Sam | Jun 17, 2020 | Applications, Microsoft, New Technology, Remote Working, Zoom
Like Zoom, Microsoft Teams will let you see 49 people at a time this fall Microsoft is expanding the number of participants visible during a Teams meeting to 49, the company announced in a blog post Monday. The maximum number of participants in a private Teams meeting...
by Sam | May 28, 2020 | Artificial Intelligence, Intel, IoT, New Technology
Intel Capital invests $132 million in 11 startups mostly focused on AI, autonomous computing Intel Capital is investing $132 million in 11 technology startups with expertise in artificial intelligence, machine learning and autonomous computing. The chip giant through...
by Sam | May 26, 2020 | Applications, Did You Know?, Microsoft, New Technology, Office 365
Microsoft launches Lists, a new Airtable-like app for Microsoft 365 Microsoft today launched Lists, a new “smart tracking app” for Microsoft 365 users. That may sound a lot like a to-do list app and, as Microsoft already offers Microsoft To Do, you may wonder why it...
