Web-based scientific publishing will see some major roll-outs this year, as NIH test drives its controversial PubMed Central biomedical journal database and several players develop more preprint sites for posting papers that haven't yet been exposed to a peer reviewer's red pen.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 4 (Reuters) - Amazon.com Inc is planning a major roll-out of an online grocery business that it has been quietly developing for years, targeting one of the largest retail sectors yet to be upended by e-commerce, according to two people familiar with the situation.
More significantly, these measures are used in the IAPT initiative, a major roll-out project in England that supports the NHS in implementing National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence NICEE) guidelines for people suffering from depression and anxiety disorders by offering a realistic and routine first-line treatment.
Fall continues to be the time when the major companies roll out their heavy shooters (and some of the biggest games this season will in fact be first-person shooters).
Time Warner Cable, a unit of Time Warner Inc., and the AT&T Corporation have both announced major initiatives to roll out Internet-based phone service.
Apple was one of the last major companies to roll out a bug bounty program — giving security researchers money in exchange for responsibly disclosed vulnerabilities.
As major chip manufacturers roll out mobile-ready machine learning accelerators, every device will soon have the power to run the latest AI models.
Yell, an international provider of telephone directory services, is undertaking a major fingerprint technology roll out as part of a single sign on solution that will allow thousands of its UK-based staff to log onto its computer network remotely.
This past weekend, in a tacit acknowledgment of the Super Bowl effect, the major studios did not roll out any new movies for general release.
The presidential commencement speech is a classic vehicle for a White House to roll out major new themes, or to rise at least above the usual remarks presidents make at fund-raisers and business-group lunches.
TalkTalk announced this weekend that it would follow Sky and become the second of the UK's four major internet providers to roll out automatic filters for all its customers unless they specifically ask for them to be turned off.
