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According to a Space Force memo dated September 29, Space Force Guardians are temporarily forbidden from using government data in generative AI solutions without prior official approval. IBM describes Generative AI as programs "that can…

For all its potential upside, Artificial intelligence (AI) may have a substantial downside—powering it. A study published in the journal Joule, a founder of Digiconomist, demonstrates that when AI is widely adopted, its large energy…

Launching Oct. 13 with the Psyche mission, NASA’s pioneering Deep Space Optical Communications (DSOC) will be the first demonstration of laser, or optical, communications from as far away as Mars. DSOC will be used to test key technologies…

Defects can make a material stronger or fail catastrophically. However, knowing how fast they travel helps researchers understand ruptures, structural failures, and precision manufacturing. Recently, scientists discovered that tiny linear…

Graphene has remarkable properties, especially when you stack up multiple sheets. Should those sheets be twisted at specific angles relative to each other, they exhibit a plethora of exotic identities. These materials, known as moiré…

OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT, is looking into making its own AI chips, even if it means an acquisition to do so. Prompted by shortages and the cost of AI chips, they are considering working with other chipmakers and diversifying their…

Researchers at UC Davis developed a proof-of-concept sensor with the potential for millimeter-wave radars. They’ve dubbed the design a “mission impossible” made possible. These radars send fast-moving electromagnetic waves to targets to…

Innovation and technology are shaping the world we live in, providing solutions to a wide range of challenges across industries. One emerging concept gaining significant attention is 'dual use innovation and technology,' or developing and…

Researchers at the University of Oxford may provide the mechanism to repair brain injuries, demonstrating that neural cells can be 3D printed to mimic the architecture of the cerebral cortex. The results are published today in the journal …

To say that the James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is upending our thoughts about the universe is an understatement. Scientists were shocked when they saw the telescope's first images of the universe's earliest galaxies. The galaxies…

Intel 4 technology is here. Intel's Fab 34 in Leixlip, Ireland, is the first location to use extreme ultraviolet (EUV) in high-volume manufacturing (HVM) in Europe. The technology enables such future products as Intel® Core Ultra processors…

Based on unique transparency, thinness, flexibility, and the ability to quickly meet brightness regulations, thousands of new design possibilities exist for car manufacturers using ALIYOS technology. AMS OSRAM introduced its ALIYOS…

Sweat, when monitored, reveals valuable information about human health. Wearable sensors developed to monitor glucose levels have thus far been insufficient—until now. Penn State researchers created a novel wearable patch that may be up to…

According to ID Crypt Global, at least 25% of young children who play video games online do so with strangers. Highlights of their analysis include: Smartphones are used by 17% of 3–4-year-olds, 20% of 5–7-year-olds and 53% of…

Cisco announced a definitive agreement to acquire Splunk for $157 per share in cash ($28B in equity value). Cisco's goal in purchasing Splunk is to move from threat detection and response to threat prediction and prevention. Splunk brings…