The Financial Express  

By BV Mahalakshmi

Epilepsy and Parkinson’s disease patients using brain implants could be vulnerable to similar attacks. “Imagine what a terrorist could do with access to a politician’s mind or the repercussions if someone could alter how you act and think. These are scenarios that are unlikely to remain purely in the realm of science fiction for much longer,” says Heena Rathore, US-based data scientist, who works on wireless medical device security.

People Matters 

Jaspreet Bakshi, Director & Regional Head, HR People Services India, RBS, says that three critical technologies: AI, Blockchain, and IoT can come together to form a world without boundaries. While the adoption of AI is relatively higher than the other two, there is no denying the fact that we have just scratched the surface when it comes to all three of them. It is imperative to create an ecosystem that not only helps us understand these technologies better but also change the context of what these tools can do and how they can achieve goals.

Business Standard 

We are now living in the ocean of data; the volume of data is increasing with the ever-expanding domain of the Internet of Things. Big data is going to be replaced by bigger one. So it is important to ensure integrity of the data, as it is going to be increasingly difficult to keep track of the safety of this huge data-mine.

Business Standard 

The tedious system of letter of credit and trade financing is being impacted by the use of blockchain based solutions. Using blockchain can reduce issuance time for a letter of credit from 20 days to a few hours. Real time tracking of inventory using IoT based solutions helps companies raise working capital faster and at cheaper rates. IBM and Maersk are developing a solution for track and manage documents for the millions of containers that are shipped globally.

Bangalore Mirror 

The nightmare scenario for computer security – artificial intelligence programs that can learn how to evade even the best defences – may already have arrived. That warning from security researchers is driven home by a team from IBM, who have used the artificial intelligence technique known as machine learning to build hacking programs that could slip past top-tier defensive measures.

The Week 

GCR collaborates/partners with worldwide cloud-based IoT and complimenting SaaS-enabled solution providers and enables channel partners providing IoT solutions and cloud services. Solution Partners can showcase their wide range of solutions, services, and applications on GCR’s online ‘Partners Platform’ to fortify and accelerate their business growth and keep pace with the development of the Internet of Things and Cloud Computing era.