Since it launched in 2009, the Kepler Space Telescope has done a good job of collecting data -- too good for human analysis alone. The telescope has produced 14 billion data points about 200,000 stars. It has also amassed 35,000 signals indicating possible planets. People alone would not have been able to keep up. Since it launched in 2009, the Kepler Space Telescope has done a good job of collecting data -- too good for human analysis alone.

Since it launched in 2009, the Kepler Space Telescope has done a good job of collecting data -- too good for human analysis alone. The telescope has produced 14 billion data points about 200,000 stars. It has also amassed 35,000 signals indicating possible planets. People alone would not have been able to keep up. Since it launched in 2009, the Kepler Space Telescope has done a good job of collecting data -- too good for human analysis alone.

They now have robots solving very human problems, in a very practical way -- at scale -- doing the work that frees up humans to perform higher value tasks, driving profitability and enhancing quality of life. In the fast-paced, exciting world of self-driving technology, a daring idea has become reality. As a market leader that's paving the way in powering one of the most important technological revolutions of our lifetime, OTTO Motors is paving the way into our industrial future by deploying groundbreaking autonomous robotic solutions. Explore how AI and machine learning will enhance the manufacturing industry in unimaginable ways.

TGen's precision medicine explorations bring better treatments to more patients. They take discoveries in the lab and translate them into treatment quickly and effectively. To do this requires being able to manipulate massive quantities of data -- moving it to where it needs to be, managing it securely and processing it intelligently. Well, if you were type it all out, you'd need a stack of papers 300' tall. The analytical challenge of working with a data set of that size requires intelligent systems that can incorporate AI and machine learning.

Passwords may have protected personal computers since the early days of PCs, but their time may finally be ending. From hardware tokens to facial recognition, endpoint protection is evolving rapidly. Security-conscious organizations are complementing passwords with an extra layer of technology by combining something you know (your password) with something you have. An example of this underlying concept, known as two-factor authentication, is the use of a private digital certificate that the endpoint must see before it unlocks. Users put digital certificates on devices such as thumb drives that plug directly into a USB port, or on smart cards that communicate with a separate hardware reader.