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Open-Source Gpu Could Push Computing Power to the Next Level
Researchers at Binghamton University are using an open-source graphics processor unit (GPU) to push the devices' performance and application.
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Two MIT researchers have developed a thin-film material whose phase and electrical properties can be switched between metallic and semiconducting simply by applying...
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Motion-planning algorithms from the Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab allow drones to fly in dense environments and avoid dozens of objects.
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Sarah Parcak, Space Archaeologist
Sarah Parcak can see looting at ancient sites—from space.
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Annihilating Nanoscale Defects
Using supercomputing simulations, University of Chicago and Argonne National Laboratory researchers have found a way to miniaturize microchips while producing zero...
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Microbots Individually Controlled sing 'mini Force Fields'
Researchers are using a technology likened to "mini force fields" to independently control individual micro-robots operating within groups.
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Ibm's Latest Patent Trove Looks to Make Computers More Humanlike
No matter how much we love our devices, they have more than a few shortcomings.
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Autonomous Car Makers Hand Over Data on Glitches and Failures to California Dmv
If you want to build a self-driving car and test it on public roads in California, the state's Department of Motor Vehicles says that every year you have to submit...
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In Pursuit of an Affordable Tablet For the Blind
An inexpensive, full-page braille tablet could make topics like science and math more easily accessible to the blind, according to a team of researchers who have...
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Prediction Machines Will See the Future For Hedge Funds, CIA
Every time a new year rolls in, lots of people make predictions. Most will either be obvious (Apple will put out some new products) or wrong (still waiting for...
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Tech Helps Companies Detect and Respond to Cloud Computing Performance Bugs
Xiaohui (Helen) Gu has developed a technology that can prevent performance disruptions in cloud-hosted applications by automatically identifying and responding...
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Ncar Announces Powerful New Supercomputer For Scientific Discovery
The National Center for Atmospheric Research as selected its next supercomputer for advancing atmospheric and Earth science, following a competitive open procurement...
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Lego For the Fabrication of Atomically Precise Electronic Circuits
Pre-designed molecular building blocks provide atomic-level control of the width of graphene nanoribbons.
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Drones Aren't Just Toys Anymore
When you think of a certain kind of drone—the quadcopter, not those UAVs running missions in Waziristan—you might picture overeager dads abandoning their Christmas...
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Automakers, Not Silicon Valley, Lead in Driverless Car Patents: Study
Automakers, not technology companies, are in the driver's seat in developing self-driving, "autonomous" cars, and Japan's Toyota Motor Corp is best positioned to...
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Learning to Apply Data Science to Business Problems
One of the most exciting parts of data science is that it can be applied to many domains of knowledge, given our newfound ability to gather valuable data on almost...
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How a Nation of Tech Copycats Transformed Into a Hub for Innovation
The young programmer had an idea, and everyone thought it was nuts.
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Two-Dimensional Metamaterial Could Speed Up Computers
A team of scientists has proposed a two-dimensional metamaterial composed of silver elements, that refracts light in an unusual way.
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The First Person to Hack the Iphone Built a Self-Driving Car. In His Garage
A few days before Thanksgiving, George Hotz, a 26-year-old hacker, invites me to his house in San Francisco to check out a project he’s been working on.
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Supercomputer Benchmark Gains Adherents
A software program that ranks supercomputers on their ability to solve complex problems rather than on raw speed continues to gain traction in the high-performance...
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