Healthcare AI startups have seen nearly 500 deals in the last 5 years. We dove into 11 categories within healthcare AI to understand which applications are driving the deal surge.
Nvidia's graphics cards have become essential picks-and-shovels for data centers, gaming, and autonomous vehicles. While cryptocurrency mining is a hyped area for Nvidia's GPU chips, our earnings call transcript tool suggest it's not as important. We take a look at what Nvidia's Q1'18 results mean for the company's strategy.
Boxed is quickly expanding into the online wholesale space by leveraging AI and augmented reality to target its millennial customers and build brand loyalty. Should incumbents like Costco keep a close watch?
Google has upped the ante in the voice-powered computing race with its Duplex service and a battery of updates to its virtual assistant. But questions remain around how voice-driven internet services will be monetized.
Memes and social networks have become weaponized, while many governments seem ill-equipped to understand the new reality of information warfare. How will we fight state-sponsored disinformation and propaganda in the future?
From "grab-and-go" stores to shelf scanning robots, computer vision is gaining popularity with in-store inventory tracking. But is it worth the infrastructure overhaul for all retailers? We look at the tech's current promises and limitations.
In part 2 of China in AI, we look at how the biggest companies in China are positioning themselves to become global leaders in smart city solutions, autonomous driving, conversational AI, and predictive healthcare.
Google is betting that the future of healthcare is going to be structured data and AI. The company is applying AI to disease detection, new data infrastructure, and potentially insurance. In this report we explore Google's many healthcare initiatives and areas of potential future expansion.
From advanced robotics in R&D labs to computer vision in warehouses, technology is making an impact on every step of the manufacturing process.
Traditional and new-school retailers alike are using AI and robotics to automate various parts of the retail chain, from manufacturing to last-mile delivery.