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AI could improve detection of breast cancer, study shows

Artificial intelligence (AI) is more accurate than doctors in diagnosing breast cancer from X-ray images, new research suggests. An international team, including researchers from Google Health, Imperial College London and the NHS, designed and trained an AI model on mammography…

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Emerging technologies set to boost growth of MaaS revenues

Written on 16 Dec 2019

Emerging technologies will help generate new revenue streams for Mobility-as-a-Service (MaaS) providers, according to a new report from Frost & Sullivan. MaaS is the integration of various forms of transport…
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5G and IoT lead telcos’ transformation drive

Written on 06 Dec 2019

Telecoms services providers have no choice but to transform if they are to remain relevant to consumer and enterprise customers, and achieve growth, according to a new EY report, Accelerating…
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New technologies could ‘revolutionise’ how goods are transported

Written on 04 Nov 2019

Advanced technologies are set to transform the logistics industry over the next decade, making the transport of goods faster, cheaper and more sustainable. That’s according to a new report from…
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Mobility services challenge car ownership model

Written on 28 Oct 2019

Mobility services are making it less essential to own a car in many urban areas and the rise of autonomous mobility solutions will only accelerate this trend, according to a…
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Govt urged to support adoption of new technologies

Written on 03 Oct 2019

Businesses in the UK need more support to manage the transition to automation, according to the Business, Energy and Industrial Strategy (BEIS) Committee. A report published by the House of…
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Consumers more likely to share location data in return for benefits

Written on 16 Sep 2019

Consumers are increasingly willing to share their location data, according to new research by mapping and location platform services provider HERE Technologies. The global survey of over 10,000 people found that,…
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Mobility revolution presents profitability challenge for OEMs

Written on 05 Sep 2019

New business models are bringing dramatic change to the automotive industry and challenging the dominance of established carmakers. The rise of electric vehicles, self-driving cars and shared mobility will change…
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Study uses AI to examine road markings

Written on 30 Jul 2019

Artificial intelligence (AI) will give an insight into the condition of Britain’s local road markings in a £2m project announced by the Department for Transport (DfT). In a study conducted…
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EU vote opens the road for 5G-connected cars

Written on 18 Jul 2019

European Union member states have rejected European Commission plans to adopt WiFi as the technology standard for connected and autonomous cars. The decision means that both Wi-Fi and 5G will…
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AI could improve detection of breast cancer, study shows

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Emerging technologies set to boost growth of MaaS revenues

5G and IoT lead telcos’ transformation drive

New technologies could ‘revolutionise’ how goods are transported

Mobility services challenge car ownership model

Govt urged to support adoption of new technologies

Consumers more likely to share location data in return for benefits

Mobility revolution presents profitability challenge for OEMs

Study uses AI to examine road markings

EU vote opens the road for 5G-connected cars

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