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The Internet of Things will become intelligent The intelligent things are everyday devices capable of smarter interactions with people and the environment. These things operate either semi-autonomously or autonomously in uncontrolled real-world conditions without the need for human intervention. Intelligent things have been in a spotlight for several years, and with a continuous expansion and enhancement in 2018 they will influence another global trend — the Internet of Things. A network of collaborative intelligent things will be created where multiple devices will work together developing IoT to its full potential. Connected to the global web and combined via wired and wireless communication channels, things will turn into a one big integrated system driving a major shift in the human-machine interaction. The fusion of artificial intelligence with the Internet of things brings about new amazing technologies to create smart homes and cities. knowledge streams blog s

New approaches to privacy and security are coming The technological development boosts the importance of data, so hacking techniques become ever more progressive. The increase in numbers of devices connected to the internet creates more data but also makes it more vulnerable and less protected. IoT gadgets are getting more popular and widely used, yet they remain extremely insecure in terms of the data privacy. Any large enterprises are constantly under threat of hack attacks, as it happened with  Uber  and  Verizon  in 2017. Luckily, the solutions are achievable, and this year we will see great improvements in the data protection services. Machine learning will be the most significant security trend establishing a probabilistic, predictive approach to ensuring data security. Implementing techniques like behavioral analysis enables detecting and stopping an attack capable of bypassing the static protective systems. Blockchain brought our attention to a new techno

 Blockchain will reveal new opportunities in different industries Everyone is now talking about blockchain, a revolutionary decentralized technology that stores and exchanges data for cryptocurrencies. It forms a distributed database with a digital register of the transactions and contracts. Blockchain stores an ever-growing list of ordered records called blocks, each containing a timestamp and a link to the previous block. Blockchain has impressive prospects in the field of digital transactions which will open new business opportunities in 2018. This technology also uncovers many new possibilities with various applications in various other fields. Due to the growing role of social responsibility and security on the internet, the blockchain technologies are becoming increasingly relevant. In a system using blockchain, it is nearly impossible to forge any digital transactions, so the credibility of such systems will surely strengthen. This approach can become fundamental for disr

 Artificial intelligence will reshape the business strategies   AI brings enormous changes to business operations, reshaping entire industries with the power of advanced technologies and software. Some companies now acknowledge the value of implementing the AI strategies for their business, and a major leap towards AI is on the way. Large companies with over 100,000 employees are more likely to implement the AI strategies, but for them, this process can be especially challenging. 2018 will be the year when the leading firms will incorporate AI applications into their strategic and organizational development. Additionally, there is a potential for algorithms marketplaces, where the best solutions created by engineers or companies can be shared, bought, and deployed for organizations’ individual use. Brave ideas that used to be hard to believe, are becoming real. The constant development of machine learning and AI technologies will make every business become data-driven, and every

Salisbury poisoning suspect identified as Russian colonel ‘Ruslan Boshirov’ is actually decorated GRU officer Anatoliy Chepiga, investigators say Andrew Roth  in Moscow and  Vikram Dodd Wed 26 Sep 2018  18.25 BST Last modified on Thu 27 Sep 2018  01.00 BST Shares 2,034   One of the Salisbury suspects, named initially as Ruslan Boshirov, now identified as Col Anatoliy Chepiga. Photograph: Tass One of the two suspects in the Salisbury novichok poisoning has been identified as a highly decorated officer in Russia’s military intelligence service (GRU). The online investigative sites Bellingcat and the Insider  uncovered information  identifying one of the two suspects – previously named as Ruslan Boshirov – as Col Anatoliy Chepiga, a special forces veteran. British investigators also believe one of the pair is Chepiga, the Guardian understands. Chepiga, a veteran of the war in Chechnya, was awarded the country’s highest state award, hero

Questions: 1. Which of the following country recently relaunched T20 league?  A.South Africa  B.India    C.Australia  D.England 2. _________ is a method of providing feedback to voters using a ballotless voting system.  A.Electronic Voting Machines (EVM)  B.Voter verifiable paper audit trail (VVPAT)    C.Voluntary Voting System (VVS)  D.None of the above 3. To which species does Vorombe titan belong?  A.Bird  B.Elephant bird    C.Passerine  D.Andalgalornis 4. What is the name of the missile that Indian Air Force (IAF) test fire successfully from a Su-30 aircraft?  A.Beyond Visual Range Air-to-Air Missile (BVRAAM) Astra  B.Long Range Air-to-Air Missile (BVRAAM) Astra    C.Short Range Air-to-Air Missile (BVRAAM) Astra  D.Continental Range Air-to-Air Missile (BVRAAM) Astra 5. How much has the Department of Telecommunication planned to invest in the National Digital Communications policy 2018 to provi

1.  Yes Bank says no window dressing of corporate accounts to conceal bad loans. 2.   China urges US to stop slander after Trump's meddling claim Trump said as he chaired the UN Security Council for the first time that China was meddling in the elections because it opposes his tough trade policies. 3.  How the rest of the world identifies its citizens Aadhaar was conceived with the objective of building an efficient and transparent mechanism for targeting welfare and subsidy benefits to the poor. But as Aadhaar’s scope expanded, opposition to it also grew, with many seeing it as a tool of mass surveillance. Scroll down to find how other countries ID its citizens. 4.  China to continue pragmatic corporation with Sri Lanka The remarks were made by Beijing's Ambassador to Colombo Cheng Xueyuan at an event here on Wednesday evening marking the 69th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, reports Xinhua news agency.