Despite the many benefits of connected vehicles being touted in the press, it all sounds great, but do we really want to put our autonomy, and therefore safety in the hands of a wilfully minded machine? The experts at SGS help us
In the coming years, there are few parts of daily life that artificial intelligence won’t touch in one way or another, and the automotive sector is no exception. When it comes to vehicles, however, implementing AI will place enormous demands on data
The use of digital twins is a design method already implemented by the likes of Google and Tesla when it comes to car design, but how can this technology be translated to the data centre? Jonathan Leppard, director at Future Facilities, takes a closer look.
According to GlobalData, artificial intelligence (AI), the Internet of Things (IoT) and data centres were the key drivers behind mergers and acquisition (M&A) activity over the last two years.
For its planned data centre relocation, Daimler has chosen maincubes as its new colocation partner.
According to a report from the Coventry Observer, West Midlands mayor Andy Street is quietly confident the city could become the world capital for driverless cars.
The only constant in this world is change and that couldn’t be truer than when it comes to technology. In this article Mindtree offers us its 2019 IT trend predictions, looks back on 2018 and explores what the future might hold for next
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