- Bitcoin, Etherium, and LiteCoin all use blockchain algorithms to control quantity and verify the validity of transactions. They are referred to as ___.
- Have you ever misplaced your purse or wallet? This may be a thing of the past since some companies are developing personal identification purchasing capability using ___ software.
- Serving as the technology behind cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin, ____ provides a level playing field for all users.
- One of Google's companies that is investigating AI and Machine Learning is called __________.
- Using ____ Twin technology, smart components that use sensors gather data about real-time status, working conditions, or positions and are integrated with a physical item. The components are connected to a Cloud-based system that receives and processes all the data monitored by the sensors.
- In its Building 8 labs, Facebook has been developing a technology that may one day allow deaf people to hear through their ____.
- Hepregen, a company originating at MIT, received a large donation to develop a device that mimics a liver. This technology is called an organ on a ___.
- Because so much information regarding voters' political attitudes is available online, campaign managers increasingly rely on:
- Google Advanced Technology and _____ (ATAP) is an in-house technology incubator.
- Because the technology allows a robot arm to act more like a human's with regard to spatial recognition and safety awareness, while maintaining all of the advantages of a traditional industrial robot, ___ can make robots much more flexible and safer.
- Self-driving trucks may soon be a common sight on interstate highways thanks to pulsed laser technology known as:
- _____ was launched in 2014 by Skype co-founders, Ahti Heinla and Janus Friis. The company's vision is to revolutionize food and package deliveries across the globe. Starship robots can carry items within a 4-mile radius.
- Intel's XE-HP GPU, built in a collaboration between Intel, Hewlett Packard, and the Argonne National Laboratory is designed to support the Aurora ___.
- Like all trusted platform modules (TPMs), the Pluton chip stores encryption keys and user login identities. What makes the Pluton unique is that it emulates a TPM for each specific API, whether the API is on the computer's hard drive or in the cloud. API stands for application programming _____.
- Facing an adversary that has overwhelming military strength leads many groups to consider using cyberattacks, such as North Korea's May-June 2017 WannaCry ransomware attack. Which of the following three areas that might be vulnerable to cyberattacks?
- Until recent elections, candidates were largely dependent on news agencies to deliver their messages to the electorate. Thanks to ___ candidates can now instantly and frequently transmit messages directly to voters.
- NASA stands for the National Aeronautics and _____ Administration.
- The XE-HP GPU, designed to support the Aurora supercomputer, was built in a collaboration between Intel, Hewlett Packard, and the Chicago's Argonne National Laboratory. GPU stands for _______ processing unit.
- Which of the following three are examples of cryptocurrency?
- An electronic element that stores data by changing its resistance based on the current that has passed through it (similar to RRAM) is called a(n) ___.