Sustainability

Podcast: Rugged Tech Exploration…With Mike Libecki

Duration 29:57

What’s the worst accident your laptop has survived? A drop? A spilled cup of coffee? Mike Libecki, National Geographic Explorer, is a little harder on his tech. His laptop has survived -67 degree temperatures and curious polar bears because his job is to travel to the world’s most remote and extreme environments. His passion is to make the world a better place. On this episode, learn how Mike’s non-profit organization is using technology to transform lives around the world.
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Deep Learning

Deep Learning Holds Promise for Much Longer Lives

January 7, 2019

Today, the possibility exists for people to achieve what scientists like Alex Zhavoronkov call “extreme longevity,” an age where people who pop off at 100 are mourned for dying too young.

Research

Gen Z

November 8, 2018

A new generation is joining your workforce. They’re bringing new skills, high expectations and a desire to shake things up. Dell Technologies surveyed 12,000 high school and college students to explore their views on technology and their future careers. Explore the research, hear from students and understand what they want from their future employers. Gen Z is coming. Are you ready?
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Research

Realizing 2030

January 30, 2018

Human-machine partnerships and emerging technologies are reshaping digital transformation on the path to 2030.

Artificial Intelligence

Overcoming the Data Strategy Hurdle to AI Adoption

January 21, 2019

According to Forbes Insights research, only 12% of executives say they have an enterprise-wide data strategy. In this video, Dell EMC President & CTO, John Roese, talks to Tamara McCleary, CEO at Thulium, about how organizations can overcome the data strategy hurdle to AI adoption.

Future-Workforce

Why Gen Z is the Tech-First Workforce

Duration 0:41

Does Gen Z fear that technology will replace them in the workforce? Dell Technologies surveyed 12,000 Gen Z secondary and post-secondary students about their readiness for the workforce. In this short video, social media entrepreneur, Natalie Zfat, discusses some of the interesting results.
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Artificial Intelligence

Taking AI to the Humanities World

January 21, 2019

The Stephen A. Schwarzman College of Computing will target what MIT president Leo Rafael Reif calls “bilinguals” — students who will learn to use Artificial Intelligence (AI) to address challenges in areas like political science, economics, linguistics, anthropology, and urban studies.

Virtual Reality

Redefining Virtual Reality with Dr Carolina-Cruz-Neira

Duration 13:04

Dr Carolina Cruz-Neira discusses how she defines virtual reality and it will enable in the future.