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Data centers consume 205 billion kilowatt-hours of electricity annually


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The WHO app collective is rushing to release an app that provides hyperlocal information

Combining old hacks like NTSC artifact colors with modern hardware makes a surprisingly capable machine

World-renowned medical robotics expert Guang-Zhong Yang explains what we can learn from this crisis to prepare for the next one

Proponents say it will reduce the cost of doing blockchain-based business by 80 percent

Occupy your mind and hands you while keeping your distance

The June launch is just the start of the company’s grand plans for future spaceflight

Strateos is building a cloud of robotic laboratories for chemists and biologists developing new drugs

Researchers deploy both remote monitoring and human volunteers to investigate Internet shutdowns worldwide

A raft of companies are developing tech to help us live in a warmer world

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Deep learning models predict old and new drugs that might successfully treat COVID-19

The new goals support IEEE’s long-standing mission to advance technology for benefit of humanity

Advances in anodes, cathodes, and electrolytes suggest tomorrow’s EV power train may be quite different from today’s

Georgia Tech’s marimba-playing robot can now compose and sing its own music

This large-scale isoperimetric soft robot can safely change size and shape without tethers or pumps

The upgrade should help millions of the company’s servers keep more accurate time

A research team at Intel has developed a co-packaged optical processor that could bypass a fast-approaching bottleneck in server hardware

Scientists say lunar explorers could ‘see’ enough Earth-orbiting satellites to make an expensive new system unnecessary

Facing COVID-19 with a fast-paced technological arsenal is a high-risk, high-reward gamble

We asked famed roboticist Rodney Brooks to explain his definition of robot. He sent us a sonnet

Without the planned Equiano branch, island residents won't have access to the cable’s promised data rates

Neolix, of Beijing, claims the epidemic has boosted sales of its deliverybots

Loihi chip programmed to mimic neural structure of mammalian scent organ

Echodyne's next-generation cognitive radar system is inspired by human vision

Creating a robust RF test plan for tactical and other mission critical radio systems requires specialized techniques.

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Jonathan Rothberg of 4Catalyzer says his test will give readouts on a smartphone in 30 minutes

Scientists from Stanford University have invented a “fireproof” solid-state electrolyte

New devices may diagnose the virus in as few as 5 minutes. But in some cases, the government has slowed their development

The visible light communication scheme could offer hospitals a potentially faster, more reliable option than Wi-Fi

The young nation in East-Central Africa is revitalizing its power sector after years of civil war

The gender pay gap persists across most of tech, but may have closed in cloud engineering, systems architecture, and network engineering

Are you interested in modelling piezoelectric sensors and actuators

Past recipients have included creative, entrepreneurial, and technically savvy IEEE members

How Taiwan used big data, new technologies and heavy handed government to control the spread of the coronavirus

Hailo sped from an idea to a 26-trillion-operations-per-second chip in three years

Robots that can efficiently disinfect hospitals using UV light could slow coronavirus infections

Microsoft’s Power Apps, Oracle’s Visual Builder, and other tools let you create software without needing to code

Researchers at WeBank mine satellite, GPS, and social media data to conclude that the Chinese economy is well on the way to recovering from COVID-19

Toyota's robocar chief says we don't know that we can't make fully self-driving cars, nor do we yet know how to do it

The antenna can switch between a general and broadside radiation pattern, the latter of which emits a signal directly above the UAV and into space

The problem: Consumer data protection laws don’t cover employee records

A new sensor allows robots to accurately detect the speed and angle of someone's approach

Dimer UVC’s ultraviolet germ zapper took some very hands-on design work

By talking only to each other, these mobile robots cooperate to make patterns and shapes

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A survey by Blind shows fear of the workplace is steadily going up and productivity down, thanks to coronavirus

Online tools such as Nextstrain map the movement of the new coronavirus based on genetic mutations