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Machine assembly has commenced, but this gigantic nuclear fusion experiment costing tens of billions of dollars is nowhere near starting up

Director of quantum hardware, Jim Clarke explains the company’s path toward “quantum practicality”

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AxiDraw plotters have become a new platform for tinkerers. This smaller model is perfect for experiments

IEEE established the Frances E. Allen Medal in her honor this year

The sensor, designed to support smart home technology, can run on a 9-volt battery

While coprocessors have taken many forms, the most important one today is the cloud


Without any batteries or electronics at all, this 88-milligram autonomous robotic insect can walk for hours

Independent evaluations of 41 rapid COVID-19 tests shows only one passes muster

A team led by IEEE Graduate Student Member Trushal Sardhara developed Coready! to keep people safe during the COVID-19 pandemic

The best way to avoid mass surveillance is to build systems that don’t collect personal data in the first place

Neglected by telecom providers for years, a Mexican village created its own cell service. And then Movistar came calling

Oxis Energy’s design promises outstanding energy density, manufacturability, and safety

A zinc-air battery made partly of Kevlar can be used to support weight, not just add to it

Sad bystander robots may encourage humans to step in to prevent robot abuse

Increasing concerns about chemical herbicides are giving a boost to the old idea of killing weeds with electricity

Could the next big coronavirus treatment breakthrough come in the form of an inhaler or a nasal spray instead of a shot or a pill?

Amazon Web Services and Blue Origin could mean the satellite constellation becomes part of a larger ecosystem

IEEE volunteers are fixing crucial COVID-19 hospital equipment

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Longan Vision’s two-camera system has been adapted to do temperature checks of people in public spaces

Spin Memory's vertical gate-all-around transistor could shrink MRAM and other embedded memories

The device, called Snatcher, could help robots quickly retrieve objects without getting too close to them

Researchers at Washington University in St. Louis made a fast energy storage device out of common building bricks

Now an IEEE Milestone, the data network was the first to use wireless communications

Startup Andela aims to bring the world's tech jobs to Africa--and the pandemic's push to remote work just might help its efforts

China places the final Beidou navigation system satellite into orbit

A phone case with legs is the accessory your life has been missing

It’s easy to measure greenhouse gases but hard to tell where the gases came from. Using satellite images and AI, we’re about to change that.

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Lucid Air has achieved a Holy Grail of EV technology—an electric car that sneers at "range anxiety"

Using machine-learning, AutoFoley determines what actions are taking place in a video clip and creates realistic sound effects

The April 2019 accident near Phoenix put plans on hold to further deploy battery energy storage systems across Arizona

Four best practices for schools to follow as they transition to online education during the pandemic

San Diego’s sensor-laden streetlights were supposed to save money and inspire entrepreneurs. Then the police started using their cameras and the pushback began

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SANS and AWS Marketplace will discuss the exercise of applying MITRE’s ATT&CK Matrix to the AWS Cloud.

The smallest vertical connections were becoming unworkable for new generations of chips

Industry group 3GPP takes 5G in new directions in latest set of standards

The campus Wi-Fi network can be a powerful contact tracing tool in the hands of universities aiming to protect students against the coronavirus

Hybrid material from recycled e-waste could boost steel hardness 125%

The video should explore how standards protect the planet

NASA researchers demonstrate the ability to fuse atoms inside room-temperature metals

Multiview-camera creator Light pivots from smart phones to smart cars

Throughout the world, buildings have become safer and safer. Pagani Geotechnical has been contributing to this continuous improvement for almost 50 years, by developing compact, automated geotechnical equipment and tests.

Technology and legislation allowed Walter Marsh to work and to explore despite a debilitating heart condition

New materials operate in fractional dimensions

The system uses a thermal imaging camera, facial recognition, and Lidar

A legacy of deferred maintenance, mismanagement, and massive debt for underperforming power plants built by South African utility Eskom may be tough to overcome

Swapping wheels for legs helps this robot handle challenging terrain