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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Intel says manufacturing is sexy again
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Welcome to 2030: Are you ready for the internet of the senses?
Brain controlled VR and taste-morphing food. Ericcson releases top predictions for the year 2030.
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GPS inventor: We need to fix GPS's jamming problem
As we become ever-more reliant on GPS, the prospect of it going down seems increasingly worrying.
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DNA firm GEDmatch now operated by company with police ties, privacy worries surface
Opinion: Now operated by Verogen, will GEDmatch become a treasure trove of data for law enforcement?
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Prediction 2020: The future of robotics next year and beyond
Will the red hot robotics sector grow more or cool down in the months ahead? Expert insights from an insider.
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Forget quantum supremacy: This quantum-computing milestone could be just as important
One of the first production uses of quantum computing could prove another marker for the emerging technology.
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AirAsia shutters call centres to go all-in on chatbot and voice AI
The future of customer service is messaging and voice-based artificial intelligence, according to the airline.
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Oppo to invest 50 billion yuan in smart device research
It is part of the company's plans to extend its portfolio beyond smartphones
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Retailers: Make your website accessible or leave money on the table
Only a tiny fraction of websites get accessibility right. This holiday season be sure your online experience doesn't freeze out would-be shoppers.
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