Innovation
Documentary: How we missed out on a "limitless" supply of an exotic nuclear power
Fifty years ago, a forgotten government experiment seemed to prove that another kind of nuclear energy could nearly eliminate the risks of meltdowns, wastes and weapons.
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Mission control: Hack this capable robotic rover
From the company that brought BB-8 to life, a sensor-rich mobile robot you can program.
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Dream or nightmare? Microsoft's VR swaps your real walking route for a virtual one
Microsoft's DreamWalker VR system lets you take a stroll on the street blindfolded without walking into a bus.
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War on deepfakes: Amazon backs Microsoft and Facebook with $1m in cloud credits
AWS offers computing power to researchers in the Facebook-backed deepfake detection competition.
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Europe has more developers than the US: So why doesn't it have more startups, too?
Europe might be seen as a global leader in technology and innovation, but it may be lacking ambition and falling behind international competitors like the US or China. ...
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Datacenters put green credentials at the heart of their offering
Kao Data's new site has an innovative cooling system to bring down energy use.
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Whistleblower detonates a written bomb inside a recovering Infosys
Founders, employees, and shareholders are desperately hoping that there is nothing of merit in the latest whistleblower complaint that has arrived at Infosys' doorstep. ...
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KT and Hyundai test 5G traffic navigation on autonomous cars
The real-time traffic navigation technology collects data from self-driving cars and transmits the data to those following in the rear for safety.
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Queensland government commences smart ticketing gates trial
The month-long trial is expected to inform the state government of the roll out of the system, which is expected to be completed by 2022.
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Nvidia's cloud-native EGX Edge Supercomputing Platform for AI, IoT, 5G
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said it will allow organisations to harness rapidly streaming data from factory floors, manufacturing inspection lines, and city streets to deliver next-gen ...
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