Continuing our look at the work of the IOWN project, we find out what use cases the next evolved generation of the infrastructure will support and which firms are likely to gain.
Remember when phones curved for no good reason and every device needed a new cable? This article revisits tech trends that ...
Imagine a world where a single cyberattack can disable vital systems, leaving us without power, clean water, or functioning ...
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A quarter century of design: the 25 biggest creative moments of the last 25 years
As we call time on the first quarter of the 21st century, I thought it might be a good opportunity to look back at some of ...
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Coupang chairman Kim Bom-suk apologizes after 29-day delay
Twenty-nine days after a major personal data breach was reported, Coupang Inc. Chairman Kim Bom-suk issued a personal apology ...
Information provided by the Arkansas Department of Education in response to an Arkansas Freedom of Information Act request provides further details on what parents bought using Educational Freedom ...
Background Although multiple studies have offered self-collection for human papillomavirus (HPV)-based cervical screening in ...
Show more Hillsboro’s Battery Boom Is Happening in the Quiet — and That’s the Problem. Yesterday I was standing on West Union Road with a view that still feels like old Hillsboro: open fields, working ...
As the war grinds on, sophisticated Russian defenses have pushed Ukraine to develop a frightening new weapon: semiautonomous ...
In a world that often celebrates “day”, “arrival” and the “result” — the signed treaty, the product launch, the graduation ...
Scientists unveil a solid electrolyte that moves lithium as fast as liquids, promising safer, fast-charging batteries.
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