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The world has a modern-day obsession with data. With nearly 90 percent of its data created in the last two years and enterprise data doubling every two years, we’re living in an era of data overload.
The challenge is wider than just dealing with the amount of data we own - it’s also about what we do with it once we’ve got it, given that between 60-90 percent of data is cold and infrequently accessed within a few months of its creation. Nearly everyone can create endless streams of data without difficulty, but comparatively few have become as effective at data management.
The post Unlocking the value of data with mindset, process and technology appeared first on Techerati.
Last week, Europe's highest court, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU), invalidated the EU-US Privacy Shield, a legal framework relied upon by thousands of US and EU companies to transfer personal data from the EU to the US.
The decision is perhaps no surprise, given the CJEU's long-standing concerns about the ease with which the US government could access personal data of European citizens. Privacy Shield itself was an attempt to readdress the balance of privacy in favour of EU residents -- but it has now been deemed inadequate.
The post Q&A: What the EU’s Privacy Shield ruling means for the UK appeared first on Techerati.
Recently, the Committee on Climate Change published its annual Progress Report to Parliament providing new advice to the Government in reducing UK emissions. It assessed the government’s climate change mitigation activity and outlined measures to accelerate the transition to achieving Net Zero by 2050.
There have been ambitious policies introduced in an effort to reach the Net Zero target but have not been as forthcoming as we have hoped. In fact, in 2019 the UK had reduced its emissions by 3-4% but this rate of reduction is simply not high enough to meet our climate goals.
The post Driving forward air standards with data appeared first on Techerati.
DeepMind researchers have developed a new AI technique that generates reinforcement learning algorithms by interacting with environments.
In a study posted on pre-print server Arxiv.org, researchers from the innovative AI firm claimed the algorithms were a dab hand at some of Atari's most complex games, suggesting the technique could be used to discover generalisable reinforcement learning algorithms from data alone.
The post DeepMind forges new AI that churns out reinforcement learning algorithms appeared first on Techerati.
Predictive analytics is being rolled out across the NHS in a bid to help hospitals forecast coronavirus and direct resources where they are needed most.
The new Joint Biosecurity Centre is being asked to give the NHS locally advance warnings of any uptick in coronavirus admissions with the support of a machine learning-powered tool.
The post NHS rolls out predictive analytics to help hospitals forecast Covid-19 admissions appeared first on Techerati.
Groupe Renault has announced a new multi-year deal with Google Cloud to help the french car manufacturer accelerate its Industry 4.0 transformation.
A major component of the partnership is optimisation of Renault's industrial data platform, which connects and aggregates industrial data from 22 global sites and 2,500 machines.
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