Crossover

Culture Crossover: Abbey Road Red incubates digital future of music | Emerging tech & innovation 0
- TECHNOLOGY
- December 14, 2019
Abbey Road Studios has a long history of musical innovation. The northwest London site immortalised by the Beatles became the first world’s first custom-built recording studios when it opened in 1931 and has also been the birthplace of stereo sound and the Artificial Double Tracking audio technique still in use today. In 2015, the studio opened up another chapter in its music
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Signing into AWS with an Office 365 login is a real crossover • The Register 0
- TECHNOLOGY
- November 28, 2019
Just ahead of its big Las Vegas re:Invent knees-up, Amazon Web Services (AWS) has extended its Single Sign-on service to support Azure Active Directory – as used by Microsoft’s Office 365. “Today we announced the next evolution of AWS Single Sign-On, enabling enterprises that use Azure AD to leverage their existing identity store with AWS
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Culture Crossover: Can Kepler Concordia discover music of the planets? | Emerging tech & innovation 0
- TECHNOLOGY
- November 15, 2019
Humans are used to data being represented visually through charts, graphs and maps but they are less accustomed to information being conveyed through sound. This conversion can be made through data sonification, which transforms data points into sound properties such as pitch, timbre and rhythm. Former NASA researcher Snook (left) performs with Sian Cross. Image Credit: Abbey Road Red Professor Kelly
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Culture Crossover: dystopian videogame worlds | Emerging tech & innovation 0
- TECHNOLOGY
- November 2, 2019
Failed civilisations, collapse, apocalypse – these themes are practically as old as humans began telling stories, from the theological appearances of Kalki in the Kali Yuga, to the opening of the seven seals in the Book of Revelation. Eschatology has always held its draw, perhaps playing on some fundamental human anxiety that the world cannot
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Culture Crossover: AI becomes art historian at Rutgers Art and AI Lab | Emerging tech & innovation 0
- TECHNOLOGY
- October 20, 2019
Dr Ahmed Elgammal had spent years trying to increase the intelligence of machines and he knew something was missing. “It was very hard to advance AI beyond what we have right now without looking at this cultural human product, because in the end, artificial intelligence is about making a machine that has perceptual and cognitive abilities,” Elgammal told
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Culture Crossover: shorts to watch at BFI’s LFF 2019 0
- TECHNOLOGY
- October 6, 2019
Share Twitter Facebook LinkedIn Technology, today, is a word without strict definition. It relates to the invention of the wheel, but also to the cotton gin. Technology evokes thoughts of the iPhone, but not necessarily the extractive processes to create one. Arguably, never before have the most modern developments in technology felt quite so present
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