Robots poised to ditch the boring tasks and take on new jobs
By Nick Heath From Tech Republic New research demonstrate techniques that could eventually allow robots to perform swathes of new jobs. A few years back, for most people the threat of a robot stealing your job seemed a distant prospect,…
Gadget of the week
By Dennis Green From Business Insider An online suit maker just made a beautiful suitcase that turns into an actual scooter When the people movers in the airport just won’t cut it, you need something a little speedier to catch…
Cayman Islands college launches online learning iniative
(GRAND CAYMAN, CAYMAN ISLANDS) – The International College of the Cayman Islands is launching a new online learning initiative to respond to the evolving needs of today’s students and working professionals. The initial classes will begin in July for students…
The people who keep us safe from hackers fear new regulations could put them in jail
By Julie Bort From Business Insider A firestorm has erupted in the computer security community represented by the twitter hashtag #wassenaar. That hashtag refers to the international arms treaty known as the Wassenaar Arrangement, named for the European town where…
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Cayman Islands Health City set to install solar farm
A 1.2 megawatt solar farm will soon be installed at Health City Cayman Islands, the first of its kind for a Caribbean hospital. The solar farm will utilise cutting edge technology to integrate a photovoltaic energy storage system with the…
Kayak.com suit sheds light on emerging IP issue
By Zack Needles, From New Jersey Law Journal The parties in a New Jersey federal suit over whether a travel search engine infringes a patent for quote-generating software are wrestling with a relatively new question in intellectual property law: When…
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Community Events MAY 28 Public Lecture GT All are invited to a Public Lecture on “The Relevance of Christianity in a Post Christian World” on Thursday May 28th at the Elmslie Memorial Church Hall, Harbor Drive, George Town at 5:30pm….
Princeton Power Systems energizes the Microgrid market in Cuba, Haiti, and the Caribbean
Princeton Power’s Solar Microgrids Provide Economic and Health Benefits to Developing Island Nations PRINCETON, NJ, (Marketwired via COMTEX) — Princeton Power Systems — a leading global designer and manufacturer of technology products and embedded software for energy management, microgrid operations,…
China’s dumb strategy when it comes to smartphones
By George Chen From South China Morning Post Smartphone makers in China focus on quick profits rather than breakthrough technologies We all know that things move fast in technology, but there is something troubling about a weird kind of industry…
Universities ‘Peculiar Creatures’ in Cybersecurity World
By David Gialanella, From New Jersey Law Journal Cyberattacks targeting Rutgers University and Penn State University have brought the issue of cybersecurity close to home—but also served to re-establish that higher-education institutions are unique targets. “Universities are kind of peculiar…
