Throughout our lifetimes we consume, collate, curate, host and produce a staggering quantity of data – some by our own hand, some by others on our behalf, and some without our knowledge or consent
Instead of using the blunt instrument approach of designing public health policy for an entire population, would it make more sense to predict who would fall into that highly vulnerable one per cent group and then devote the state’s resources to protecting them?
Throughout our lifetimes we consume, collate, curate, host and produce a staggering quantity of data – some by our own hand, some by others on our behalf, and some without our knowledge or consent
Dealing with the social and economic upheaval from the coronavirus pandemic will require the skills and talents of many types of professions – medical...
The good news: open source software is nearly universal. The bad news: half of source code repositories contain high-risk vulnerabilities, according to a new report released by Synopsys.
Massive open online classes, or MOOCs, have seen a surge in enrollments since March.
Enrollment at Coursera – an online platform that offers MOOCs, has...
As 2020 began, Australia was stunned by the worst bushfires on record. Six months later we are weathering the coronavirus pandemic sweeping the globe.
This...
Market commentators view Apple’s announcements at last week’s Worldwide Developers Conference 2020 (WWDC) as one of the company’s most important strategic moves of the...
Throughout our lifetimes we consume, collate, curate, host and produce a staggering quantity of data – some by our own hand, some by others on our behalf, and some without our knowledge or consent
