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Two winners announced for "Nobel Prize" of robotics
A female statistician and a male inventor take home Engelbergers, the top honor in industrial robotics
Fujitsu Lifebook U938 First Take: A premium lightweight ultraportable
This compact 13.3-inch laptop delivers top-notch specifications and build quality, plus excellent portability.
Bitcoin Gold suffers double spend attacks, $17.5 million lost
An unknown threat actor has so far managed to steal over 388,000 BTG from cryptocurrency exchanges.
Useful devices for your smart home office
From audio-augmenting ear buds to automated coffee machines, here are the best devices for an effective home office set-up.
Samsung to pay $539 million for iPhone patent infringement
A California jury has decided in a long-running legal battle that South Korea's Samsung must pay $539 million to Apple for copying some iPhone features.
Fujitsu wins Hokkaido University supercomputer order
Theoretically capable of 4.0 petaflops of performance, the system will also have a cloud component, with operations expected to begin in December 2018.
Hiring kit: IT audit director
Security measures and other IT controls don’t work unless they’re implemented consistently, predictably, and with integrity. The IT audit director develops and schedules internal audits to measure and...
Diesel power and batteries in the bush feature at mobile blackspot sites
The Department of Communications this week revealed that one telco is currently powering 40 mobile blackspot base stations with diesel generators, while another is fond of free-range battery storage.
South Korea to trial autonomous public transport
South Korea's transport ministry will commence a proof-of-concept project for autonomous public transportation with SK Telecom and Hyundai.
Basslink subsea cable restoration delayed yet again
The subsea cable will return to service in June rather than late May, Basslink has revealed.
Tech companies to disclose foreign software probes under US Bill: Report
New source code disclosure rules could force US tech companies to reveal whether they allowed Chinese or Russian examination of software sold to the US military, Reuters has reported.
