LG Display (LGD) claims the world record largest OLED with an  an 88-inch-er. The display has 33 million pixels (7680×4320) – 16 times more than FHD (1920×1080) and four times more than UHD (3840×2160). “The successful development of the world’s first 8K OLED display is a milestone for the 8K era and underscores the exciting ...

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As any schoolboy knows, neural nets and AI algorithms are going to change the world and put millions out of work but they seem to have a smutty and inccoherent bent when it comes to concocting Christmas carols. Janelle Shane, a PhD student at UC San Diego, put the technology to work writing carols and ...

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Internet firms are “ruthless profiteers” says Ben Wallace (pictured) Minister of State for Security at the Home Office. “We should stop pretending that because they sit on beanbags in T-shirts they are not ruthless profiteers,” he says, “they will ruthlessly sell our details to loans and soft-porn companies but not give it to our democratically ...

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Samsung extended its grip on the sub-9 inch display market in 2017 with an expected 33% market share up from 29% in 2016, says IHS Markit. That includes both LCDs and OLEDs. Japan Display (JDI) and LG Display will each see a 2% drop in 2017 revenues in the sub-9 inch display market to record ...

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As any schoolboy knows, neural nets and AI algorithms are going to change the world and put millions out of work but they seem to have a smutty and inccoherent bent when it comes to concocting Christmas carols. Janelle Shane, a PhD student at UC San Diego, put the technology  to work writing carols and ...

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