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Network slicing allows customers to send data over virtual end-to-end networks tailored to specific application requirements. It also optimizes network performance to support all services. Designed for network traffic on Verizon’s new…

Democratic Connecticut Gov. Ned Lamont is withdrawing his plan to mandate future EV purchases after the proposal received bipartisan pushback from lawmakers on a key legislative panel. He pulled the proposal only four months after…

Scientists developed a robotic hand made from soft materials with an advantage over conventional metal robots. First author Robert Katzschmann, professor of robotics at ETH Zurich, claims it is the most human-like robotic hand available,…

Driving range – or the lack thereof – is a significant deterrent to EV adoption, in addition to long charging times. In a recent poll by the Washington Post and the University of Maryland, 74% of 1,404 respondents say that gas-powered…

China is expanding its IC capabilities at all costs, and the “game” is playing out internationally. The stakes are high for all involved, especially China and the U.S. Addressing what it views as a significant threat, the U.S. government…

University of Sussex researchers innovated an energy-efficient alternative to transmit data that could replace Bluetooth in mobile phones and other devices. They discovered a more efficient way to connect devices and improve battery life.…

Did OpenAI fire Sam Altman due to a mysterious AI model? Word has it that OpenAI made a breakthrough earlier this year, resulting in Q* (pronounced Q star"), an AI able to solve grade-school math problems. Why is middle-school math such…

Who are the tech industry's most valued engineers? Well, that's a supply-and-demand-based question. When hundreds of workers threatened to quit OpenAI when Sam Altman was fired, it became clear that this group of engineers is as…

Raytheon, an RTX company, received a four-year, $15 million contract from DARPA to increase the electronic capability of RF sensors with high-power-density Gallium Nitride (GaN) transistors. The result is an expected 16x higher output power…

Most of us know family members or friends who have had a stroke. More than 15 million people globally experience strokes each year, with 75% of them experiencing impairment, weakness, and even paralysis in their arms and hands. Typically,…

According to a new study, corporations are not detailing the full scope of their carbon footprint—many claim to be ‘green’ despite a lack of reporting on Scope 3 key categories. The research is an industry-university collaboration between…

Engineers from the University of Illinois just released the first known study documenting the long-jumping motion of 3D-printed insect-scale robots. Published in the journal Smart Materials and Structures, the team previously documented the…

International researchers have developed a handheld, non-invasive device that detects Alzheimer's and Parkinson's disease biomarkers. The biosensor delivers results wirelessly to a laptop or smartphone. The team presented their findings in…

ID Crypt Global just released a survey of 1,300 UK parents, showing that 23% say their child is addicted to gaming. It's not only the time spent playing that's concerning; they report that their child becomes annoyed, frustrated, or angry…

An employee of a robot installation company was crushed to death in South Korea when an industrial robot mistook him for a box. He was visiting the plant to decide whether the machine was working correctly. One of two pick-and-place robots…