Daily Archives: February 16, 2018
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Everyone knows that cars are sophisticated machines. Even the simplest car has thousands of individual parts and dozens of systems that must work together in harmony. Complex devices often require special materials to perform their functions, and the automobile is no different. Parts supplier GMB has compiled an interesting, if […]
Marko Karjnovic unveiled his ideas at The Museum of the Future as part of the World Government Summit in Dubai. The Hybrid Intelligence Biometric Avatar (HIBA), will understand the feelings of people connected to it, take on their personas, exchange information with them and even become part of the fabric […]
The US school massacre in Parkland Florida, this week was the deadliest school shooting since Sandy Hook in 2012. Nikolas Cruz, who has been charged with 17 counts of premeditated murder, is a “broken human being”, the defence has claimed. Public defender Melissa McNeill said Cruz feels the pain in […]
WASHINGTON — Eutelsat Chief Executive Officer Rodolphe Belmer is taking a contrary view on short-term capacity leases and the explosive growth of video streaming — two disruptive video trends causing angst among satellite operators with substantial television broadcast business. In a Feb. 16 conference call with investors, Belmer said the […]
Mining cryptocurrencies is a great way to earn small amounts of residual income (that could possibly be worth much more in the future). This is becoming an alternative revenue source some websites (and people with more nefarious intentions) are banking on. Salon.com, for example, is giving readers the option to […]
Mining of cryptocurrencies like Bitcoin can be lucrative. But there’s a catch: it requires time and a lot of computing power. If you could somehow spread those computing demands out among hundreds — and sometimes even thousands or millions — of unknowing users, it would greatly reduce the cost and […]
The scientists identified which mechanisms destroy the quantum properties of individual insulator. Using a Scanning Tunneling Microscope, which utilizes an atomically sharp metal tip, they were able to precisely image individual iron atoms and measure and control the time that the iron atom can maintain its quantum behavior.