Wiredelta and GAME Academy – Lasting Social Change, One Life At a Time
In underserved areas all over Europe – and around the world – many young people experience a general lack of opportunities. Just to name a few, they deal with such
Tag: Technology
Magic Leap Pivoting to Magicverse
Magic Leap, the ambitious AR startup, reached $2.6 billions in funding this week after they locked an extra $280 million for their “Magicverse”, You are not sure who Magic Leap
Foldable Phones Have Arrived, Will They Persist?
In recent news we have seen and heard about foldable phones soon hitting the markets. Samsung Galaxy Fold is coming to the US on April 26 and Huawei Mate X
OpenAI is Dominating Dota2 and Coming for You
Back in 1996 IBM’s Deep Blue was competing and overtaking chess world champions. Later on, in 2011, IBM showcases an even better AI, Watson, who participated in Jeopardy and won.
How Blockchain Could Save, Not Tarnish, the Environment
Humanity started left its footprint on the environment since we took our first footsteps. Dramatic changes to the environment started incubating with the industrial revolution. It was the that humans discovered
Welcome, Utrecht University A.I. Program Students
Earlier this month, on the 12th of May, Wiredelta® had the pleasure of hosting Artificial Intelligence students from Utrecht University for an exciting and fun afternoon. One of Wiredelta’s top priorities
Progressive Web Apps – The Dawn of New UX
Today there are over 1.3 billion websites and more than 3.5 million mobile applications on the wide web. But most developers around the world are talking about a new hot
Automated Online Customer Support
From automated answering machines to AI-powered robots that respond to customers’ enquiries, automation within the customer services field has been constant. The “chatbots as automated online customer support agents” trend
The Future of Creating Anything
We are all made up of information The information age is upon us and it’s taking humanity by storm. With the the human genome project completed in 2003, we have
