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Columbia University researchers have created a secure Linux-based hypervisor
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Solar energy, wind energy, electrolysis, and fuel cells point to big opportunities in turbulent markets
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Virtual 5G Innovations is Back for MWC21 Barcelona
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Startup F-drones delivers heavy payloads to cargo ships and oil rigs docked up to 100 kilometers away from shore
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Webinar on Simulating Semiconductor Device Physics
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Safety Advancements of Loadbreak Separable Connectors
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It's either some obscure fluid effect or black magic
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A data-science startup is helping oil and gas companies—and wind farms too— reduce production losses and improve sustainability
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Onboard sensors and sophisticated algorithms could alert drivers, but what about cost?
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Amazon and Japan’s biggest computer company collaborate to move automakers along the transition to transportation-as-a-service providers
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Amazon and Japan’s biggest computer company collaborate to move automakers along the transition to transportation-as-a-service providers
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Volunteers can find outreach programs in their area on the TryEngineering.org Volunteer STEM Portal
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A new algorithm optimizes the simultaneous transfer of data and power underwater
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A change in how the United States' National Science Foundation allocates funding might be on the way
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It might not be able to fly or drill or shoot lasers, but MOXIE is how humans are going to get to Mars and back
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From Code to Congress: What technologists should know to participate in defining AI regulation
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These tiny mechanical ID tags are unclonable, cheap, and invisible
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A problem with Ingenuity’s visual feature tracking leads to some wild control inputs, but the helicopter makes a safe landing on its sixth flight
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Quantum tunneling helps electrons pass through barriers in new "rectenna" device
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It creates less carbon emissions than the coal it replaces, but we have to find ways to minimize the leakage of methane
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Commercialization of AI-assisted dubbing for TV and films hints at bigger possibilities with digitally captured acting performances
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When the display’s on your skin, you can leave your smartphone in your pocket
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How should the law treat AI?
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Ten-year investment part of a global race to secure semiconductors
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Ten-year investment part of a global race to secure semiconductors
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Cheap lithium-ion batteries now dominate consumer electronics; look out, auto industry
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IEEE and the United Nations are looking for novel ideas to eliminate poverty, promote health, and more
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Can a handheld gadget usher in a new era of vaccines?
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Use discrete logic chips to build a surprisingly capable CPU with the hottest new architecture
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It’s not the mass, it’s the aerodynamics—and the result could be more sprightly machines
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Solar pumps, batteries, and microcredit are triggering an African agricultural renaissance
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Produced in cooperation with Nokia, the elearning program covers the fundamentals as well as advanced tech like massive MIMO
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Produced in cooperation with Nokia, the elearning program covers the fundamentals as well as advanced tech like massive MIMO
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Simulations suggest that the approach can achieve early wildfire detection with 99 percent accuracy
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Learn how MaxLinear utilized Calibre RealTime to reduce the total of batch DRC iterations & eliminate potential late-stage issues during signoff.
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How an EE tinkering with home automation turned a hobby DIY project into a consumer product
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Real-time Simulation for De-Risking Energy Storage Integration
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Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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Unlike gasoline- or diesel-powered vehicles, there are several ways to charge EVs
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And she has some tips if you’re a techie thinking of doing the same
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Compliance testing and signal integrity debugging of USB 3.2 interfaces
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We had the tools but lacked the imagination
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Using only proprioceptive sensors, this bipedal robot is probably better at stairs than you are
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Ford's F-150 Lightning, Tesla's Cybertruck, the Electric Hummer, and more: Handicapping the odds for waves of battery-powered pickups to come
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Project CHIP’s Compliance Ledger takes security to the next level
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Next generation chip doubles processing power