What will software look like if anyone can create it?
In 2008—back when Netflix was delivering DVDs by mail—I decided to join Google’s latest acquisition, a video platform called YouTube. It’s hard to imagine now, but back then a lot of people were skeptical of YouTube.
Here’s everything Google announced at CES 2019
Google made a flurry of announcements at CES this week, many of them coming rapid fire this morning. Don’t have time to dig through it all? That’s OK. Here’s the condensed version: 1. Google says that Assistant,
Hi-Tech nation forum in Minsk
Hi-Tech nation Forum took place on 20-21 April in Minsk. Technologies are rapidly developing. They open up new opportunities for some businesses and ruin others. On which side is your business? Among the speakers were the world famous
IT revolution in Belarus
During the last years Belarus’ IT sector has received strong state support as it is one of the key fields of development. Particular attention is paid to the so-called Belarus High Technologies Park (HTP) located in
7 hot IT career trends and 7 going cold
The growing IT skills gap and demand for data pros and hybrid roles are disrupting the traditional IT career path. The following heat map of career trends with help you cash in and avoid dead ends. There’s
Google acquires belarusian startup AIMatter
Computer vision — the branch of artificial intelligence that lets computers “see” and process images like humans do (and, actually, often better than us), and then use those images to help run programs — is at