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SoftBank and many other companies invest billions of money into cancer testing technology with blood
Cancer and related dangerous agents will soon be reduced to high risk if this method is completed in the near future.
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Computer science
Softbank 'left open' the possibility of providing iPhone in Japan
Mr. Masayoshi Son, CEO of Softbank Corp. (Japan) has just announced a plan to announce the latest mobile phones this month, to challenge digital TVs and ultra-thin hands…
Computer science
Ambitious 50 times more clever than Einstein's computer chip
A Japanese company is planning to build computer chips with an IQ of 10,000 in the next three decades.
Computer science
News Corp cooperates with Softbank to open Japanese MySpace
Rupert Murdoch, President of News Corp., a communications group. signed a media cooperation agreement with Japan's Softbank to deploy a Japanese version of the virtual s…
Computer science
Motorola tested WiMax in Japan
Motorola has just reached an agreement with Softbank Group in deploying WiMax testing network in Tokyo. Motorola will provide full test systems including access points,…
New technology
Robots of Boston Dynamics have the same parkour peak as humans
According to Newatlas, robot Atlas of Boston Dynamics (a subsidiary of Softbank) is making amazing developments in addition to being able to move on rough terrain.
New technology
Robot now knows the 'gatekeepers': Keep the door open
Perhaps this is the most remarkable upgrade of the robot version from Boston Dynamics.
New technology
Spotmini robot launches new version: compact and more doggy
In a 25-second video released today, Boston Dynamics (now a subsidiary of SoftBank, Japan) has demonstrated the mysterious SpotMini robot that feels like a real dog.
New technology
Google sells company specializing in manufacturing robots' nightmare
Japan's Softbank completes acquisition of Boston Dynamics, a company that makes robots so many people fear.
New technology
Pepper: The first robot to read human emotions
SoftBank, Tokyo (Japan) has launched the world's first robot can read human emotions.
New technology
Japan tested the use of mobile phones in preventing epidemics
Authorities are working hard to prevent disease and protect schools with the use of mobile phones.