UCF Researchers Develop Technology for AI that Mimics the Human Eye
University of Central Florida researchers have developed a device for artificial intelligence that mimics the retina of the eye.
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Jabil posts double-digit growth in Q3 despite Shanghai lockdowns
Jabil’s CEO said the latest earning reports are “stacking up to be a very good year in a really tough environment.”
Startup streamlines, digitizes end-of-life tasks
A recently launched St. Petersburg startup is modernizing the antiquated process of estate planning and end-of-life preparation by offering a holistic, digital support platform. Addio’s goal is to bring caregivers, advisors and planners together to offer a cloud-based approach that supports families as they prepare for life’s inevitable finality. According to its website, the platform …
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St. Pete company gets Mark Cuban investment to break into the crypto world
The company, which moved to Tampa Bay at the beginning of the year, closed its $500,000 bridge round with the help of the “Shark Tank” star.
Microsoft Releases Workaround for Zero-Day Flaw
I. Targeted Entities Travel Industry II. Introduction As people begin to travel more post-COVID, researchers are warning that the travel industry is a prime target for an increase in cyber-related crimes. Criminal activity ranges from an uptick in adversaries targeting airline mileage reward points to website credentials for travel websites. The continued increase of these …
Tampa tech company catches attention of local investment firm to the tune of $600K
Two co-founders with a former exit have struck success again — this time with a local investment firm.
UCF Signs Educational Partnership Agreement with U.S. Space Force
UCF, the nation’s Space University, has now entered an agreement with the U.S. Space Force to help develop technology and an agile workforce ready for space.
FIU Awarded $2 Million to Develop Artificial Intelligence Cybersecurity Tools
Florida International University’s College of Engineering and Computing researchers have received a $2 million award from the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) to help develop technology to prevent, detect, analyze and mitigate cyberattacks against U.S. energy systems. “Our FIU team is very experienced in cybersecurity and smart energy grids. We are proud to lead the …
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Q&A: As Inflation Surges, New Business Strategies Emerge
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