“ARMONK, N.Y., /PRNewswire/ — In the debut episode of “That’s Debatable” on Bloomberg Television, IBM Watson used a new advancement in natural language processing (NLP) from IBM Research to provide insight into the global public opinion on the motion: “It’s Time to Redistribute the Wealth.”
“China has released details of a development plan for the new-energy vehicle industry as it seeks to shore up the world’s largest car market and revitalise an economy hard hit by the coronavirus pandemic.”
“China will not follow Western economies by undertaking a large-scale monetary loosening, but will instead look to consumer price stability and exchange rates to help the economy recover, the central bank governor has said.”
“Cathie Wood bet early on Bitcoin and Tesla, and her ARK Innovation Fund is up 75% in 2020. For more episodes and free early access before our regular 3 p.m.”
“The U.S. needs to embrace privacy-focused crypto in order to compete with China’s digital RMB. Co-founder and managing partner at Electric Capital, Avichal Garg, is convinced the only way for the U.S.”
“The People’s Bank of China and a district of Shenzhen are to hand out 10 million digital yuan (worth around $1.5 million) as “red envelope” gifts to citizens.”
“Recent reports show an unprecedented increase in the number of women involved in the crypto market, some exchanges see a 160% surge. It is widely believed that the cryptocurrency and blockchain sectors are almost exclusively male-dominated. However, a on April 30 suggests otherwise.”
“Google has often been criticized for the various data protection violations that it commits on a regular basis, but with all of that having been said and out of the way it is important to note that the tech giant has also started the Privacy Sandbox initiative which is basically an attempt to make i”
“Running multiple Linux commands from a single bash prompt is not only efficient, it’s easy to do. For nearly every Linux admin, the command line eventually becomes second nature. After a while, you wind up going straight for the bash prompt instead of any given GUI.”
“2019 is coming to a close, it’s been a pretty wild year for Linux gaming that’s for sure! Here’s some thoughts on the year and what to expect for 2020. Firstly, let’s look over all the games that came to Linux in 2019.”
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