Biomedical engineers at Duke University have devised a method for increasing the resolution of optical coherence tomography (OCT) that could improve medical images obtained in the multibillion-dollar OCT industry for medical fields ranging from cardiology to oncology. Machine learning is part of the solution,
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Zippia, a Silicon Valley-based startup with a growing operation in Durham where one of its cofounders is based, is continuing to hire at its Triangle office and is celebrating the closing on $8.5 million in new venture capital financing.
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Here’s Monday’s wrapup of technology headlines, from IBM fighting Alzheimer’s using machine learning to the Fresh Prince star dropping his suit against Epic Games’ Fortnite, and startup success lessons from Salesforce.
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The U.N.’s intellectual property organization says companies in Japan, South Korea and the U.S. are the top filers of patent applications involving artificial intelligence with IBM and Microsoft leading the way.
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Jordan Meyer, a data scientist who lives in Cary, is one of three members who are $1 million richer after winning a contest intended to improve the accuracy of a home value estimating program offered by real estate firm Zillow.
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DARPA has awarded BAE Systems, which has facilities in Durham, a $9.2M contract to use machine learning to help decipher the ever-growing number of radio frequency signals.
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LexisNexis is rolling out a new service that its president says will provide clients with “smart data discovery.”
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Infinia ML, the machine learning startup led by serial entrepreneur Robbie Allen and r. Larry Carin, Duke University’s vice provost for research, is formalizing its relationship with Duke through a plan to offer lectures from executives and ML advice for Duke startups.
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The tax man is getting more high tech in Wake County with Jim Goodnight, the richest man in North Carolina, providing a lending hand directly through his own efforts and that of his software giant SAS.
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