VR/AR, Blockchain, Bitcoin, Artificial Intelligence and The Internet of Things

Few people understand what it is, but
Wall Street banks, IT organizations, and
consultants are buzzing about blockchain
technology.

IBM was one of the first big companies to see blockchain’s promise, contributing code to an open-source effort and encouraging startups to try the technology on its cloud for free.

Here’s your annual security industry prediction roundup from the top cybersecurity experts, magazines, companies, analysts and more.

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Forward-thinking enterprises are investigating innovative uses for this distributed ledger technology.

Together with advances in computing power and scale, AI is making big strides today like never before.

ould it replace notary publics, manual vote recounts, and the way banks manage transactions?

The challenge with internet of things security so far has been the cost of implementing hardened features.

"Using easily obtainable visual data, we can learn so much about our communities, on par with some information that takes billions of dollars to obtain via census surveys. More importantly, this research opens up more possibilities of virtually continuous study of our society using sometimes cheaply available visual data."

"[Databases are] so generally useful, they got assigned to all the applications. AI is exactly the same."-Frank Chen