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New Cambridge human brain-inspired chip could slash AI energy use
Cambridge researchers have published a paper describing a new type of hafnium oxide memristor that operates at switching currents roughly a million times lower than conventional oxide-based devices.
12-Nozzle 3D printer unveiled
A company known best for robot vacuums hopes to make it big in 3D printing.
Chinese military reveals drone wolf pack capable of swarm operations
The Chinese PLA is showing off its latest drone technologies, including armed robotic dogs that work together as a pack and with other drones, designed to be deployed in modern battlefields.
Tokyo consortium tests placing data centers under railway overpasses
The modular unit packages servers, cooling, and power supply equipment into a container-sized enclosure that can be deployed without constructing a full building.
Museum opens doors to ‘World’s largest collection of Apple products’ on April 1 to celebrate Apple’s 50th anniversary
Mimms Museum in Roswell will open the doors to its iNSPIRE: 50 Years of Innovation from Apple exhibition on Wednesday, April 1
Japanese firm develops optical fiber with 4x traffic capacity, could be used for undersea cables
NTT's multicore optical fiber (MCF) can quadruple capacity while maintaining the diameter of existing single-core cables, allowing it to work with existing infrastructure.
Comparison of $4,000 boutique audio cable to $7 Amazon Basics cable shows audiophiles waste a lot of money
Those upgraded audio cables probably won't take your music listening pleasure up to the next level. All you need are the basics, literally.
Researchers develop ground-penetrating wireless communications tech with 100m range
Magnetic fields overcome the limitations of radio frequency signals for ground penetration.
