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One can’t read any news today without a barrage of articles about data science and machine learning and artificial intelligence. Just recently, Jeff Bezos opened up his private MARS (Machine Learning, Automation, Robotics, and Space) conference to the public. There is a conspiracy theory stating that the Facebook 10 year challenge is just a way to help train algorithms on aging.  Read More

Concerns about remaining competitive often limit organizations from innovating and learning together; however, for cybersecurity, those boundaries must be minimized or eliminated. By capitalizing on the collective know-how possessed by its member organizations and partners, Columbus Collaboratory creates cybersecurity products and services while also supporting tech talent in the Columbus Region. Read More

Businesses and cities need “Spock on the bridge” just as much as Captain Kirk did on “Star Trek.” That was the message that was brought to Columbus on Wednesday by D.J. Patil, the mathematician often credited with creating the term “data science” and who was appointed by President Barack Obama as the first U.S. chief data scientist for the U.S. Office of Science and Technology Policy. Read More

In a recent press conference, Ohio State representatives look optimistically towards the innovation of distributed ledgers, and expressed interesting at becoming the US blockchain hub. Read More

The Tech Tribune staff has compiled the very best tech startups in Columbus, Ohio. Read More

For over a decade, a common refrain in the corporate world was that data was exploding and companies needed the capacity to capture that data. As the challenges of data capture have been more or less mitigated, the next challenge has become how to get value out of that data. Read More

Columbus Collaboratory has secured $14 million in renewed financial support from its founding member companies, helping it continuing its work in performing advanced analytics and improving cybersecurity. Read More

The new capital will enable the company to grow its ecosystem of collaborating companies. Read More

Do we truly need all the cybersecurity products we buy, or are we making uninformed impulse purchases driven by fear?  Read More

What do Equifax, JP Morgan Chase, Yahoo, Target and Sony Pictures Entertainment have in common?  Data breaches would be a good answer, and the listed corporations are just some of the major businesses affected by cyber-attacks within the last four years.

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