AI predicts team to win the 2018 World Cup
An artificial intelligence program predicts the 2018 World Cup champion based on 100,000 simulations, according to Science Alert.
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An artificial intelligence program predicts the 2018 World Cup champion based on 100,000 simulations, according to Science Alert.
Security experts warn users to be more careful before a computer worm takes advantage of the 2006 World Cup sporting event to spread. With the name Sixem-A, the computer…
No previous world football championship has required such high technology and technical infrastructure as this year. World Cup sponsors and FIFA technical partners like…
The frenetic football atmosphere in the next four weeks is in danger of seriously reducing employee performance, in part due to the
Roger Jones, business development manager for Avaya - FIFA's network partner in the World Cup this year, said hackers will continue to repeat the form of familiar denial…
Security firm Sophos has just warned football fans about a new worm that could steal their personal information. Sophos said W32 / Zasran-A computer worms are distribute…
Acer Vietnam has just launched two new projectors PD527D and PD100D suitable for large spaces with the distance from the projector to the screen up to 12m, the café for…
At exactly 11 am on 12-12 GMT, all the 2006 World Cup online ticketing networks worldwide opened simultaneously for all fans to buy tickets. As expected, because the num…
In addition to three security doors, Russia also deployed a series of face-recognition cameras to help police detect suspicious objects.
Big Bang Referee 2018 FIFA World Cup smart watch model has a pretty pity design with Big Bang characteristic, from style to each Titanium screw.
So the 2018 World Cup officially kicked off in the evening (June 14) with an impressive 5-star victory for the Russian owner before a representative of Asia, Saudi Arabi…
This is a new technology for the first time used in the World Cup and we will learn more about this technology.
The referee's video support technology (VAR) will help the matches at the 2018 World Cup more fair and transparent, limiting the referee's mistakes.
At this 2014 World Cup in Brazil, all goals will be equipped with the technology that identifies the goal 'Goal-Line'.
The first shot at the opening ceremony of this year's World Cup will be done by a disabled person thanks to a robotic jacket called Iron Man that can receive control sig…