The Right To Be Forgotten, Bill Gates & Cryptocurrencies, IBM’s Watson Is Going To Space

Richard Bradbury | Jeff Sandhu | Christine Wong

01-Mar-18 12:00

The Right To Be Forgotten, Bill Gates & Cryptocurrencies, IBM’s Watson Is Going To Space

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On today’s edition of Enterprise Biz Bytes,Richard Bradbury,Christine Wong and Jeff Sandhu spoke about:

1:39 - Bill Gates: Cryptocurrencies Have 'Caused Deaths In A Fairly Direct Way'

7:12 - IBM’s Watson Is Going To Space

11:40 - Google Has Received 2.4 Million ‘right To Be Forgotten’ URL Delisting Requests And Fulfilled 43%

21:22 - Vero: Is Vero About To Kill Off Instagram And Facebook? Here’s What It’s All About

33:26 - Children Struggle To Hold Pencils Due To Too Much Tech

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