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Uber Lays Off Self-driving Car Staff in Pittsburgh
The company will change how it tests its technology around the city.
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Bluetooth Audio Earrings are Now a Thing
Swings is a Kickstarter campaign for a fashion accessory that doubles as earbuds.
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Intel Expands Programmable Logic Portfolio with eASIC Acquisition
Long term, the deal could include a new class of programmable chip that uses both FPGAs with structure ASICs.
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IBM and Telit Partner to Make Industrial Internet of Things Deployment Easier
The technology will be used for solutions such as monitoring and control, industrial automation, asset tracking and field service operations.
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Teardown: Dell Z9100 Network Switch
Teardown-style look at the Dell EMC Networking Z9100-ON Z-Series switch, which is designed to be a high-performance, 1U fixed, 10/25/40/50/100GbE network switch.
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Frequency Comb Helps Astronomers Search the Stars
Analysis of starlight impinging on the four main telescopes composing the Very Large Telescope is improved by the AstroComb from Germany's Menlo Systems.
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New Smart Clock Uses IoT and Can be Integrated with Amazon Alexa
The Onion’s Oboo Smart Clock has been released for the Indie GoGo InDemand Program.
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Cell Tracking Technique Allows Doctors to Track If Cancer Drugs are Working
A new technique developed by scientists from Francis Crick Institute and the Imperial College London has, for the first time, tracked how cancer drugs reach the target cells in the body.
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Semicon West 2018: SEMI Reports Record Year for Semiconductor Equipment Manufacturers
SEMI has forecast a projected increase of 10.8 percent in semiconductor manufacturing equipment sales 2018, for a total of $62.7 billion, a new record.
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Watch: New AI Hybrid Watch is Not Your Average Watch
The new watch uses artificial intelligence (AI) to learn all about the user and help them with everyday tasks.
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SEMICON West 2018: KLA-Tencor Announces Defect Inspection Systems
At SEMICON West 2018, KLA-Tencor Corporation announced two new defect inspection tools, addressing two key challenges in tool and process monitoring during silicon wafer and chip fabrication.
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SEMICON West 2018: Imec Introduces the 'Internet of Water'
Imec, the Belgian semiconductor giant, and four partners, unveiled an intelligent system to manage and monitor the quantity and quality of potable water in Flanders, Belgium, including soil water, groundwater, surface water and purified sewage water.
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Video: Alphabet Graduates Drone and Balloon Delivery Projects to Full Businesses
Google’s parent company, Alphabet, plans to graduate its drone delivery and balloon delivery programs inside its "X" division to full-fledged independent businesses inside the company.
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LED Lights Help to Reduce the Loss of Life by Marine-dwellers and Seabirds
Illuminating fishing nets could reduce the death of these animals by more than 85 percent.
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Bosch and Daimler to Start Self-driving Pilot Project in California
In the second half of 2019, the companies will offer a shuttle service with automated vehicles in the San Francisco Bay Area.
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AMD Laptops Get a Biometrics Boost with New Synaptics Deal
The deal will be focused on AMD’s Ryzen Mobile platform and a new Microsoft operating system.
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Alert System Allows Teachers to Contact First Responders in Emergencies with the Push of a Button
A team of teachers and developers has created an integrated, modular system consisting of a base station and a personal alert device, called the Teacher Alert System.
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Heilind Electronics Now Stocking TE Connectivity’s zQSFP+ Stacked Belly-to-Belly Cages
The zQSFP+ stacked belly-to-belly cages combine cage assemblies with integrated connectors to address today’s high-density and high-speed interconnect requirements.
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RFMW Offers High Gain Balanced Return Path Amplifier for DOCSIS 3.1
Design and sales support are offered for a balanced return path amplifier serving DOCSIS 3.1 applications in head-end CMTS equipment, optical nodes and residential amplifiers or as a post-amplifier for return path optical receivers.
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Watch: Electric Bike is Compact and Perfect for Getting Around Your College Campus
The EB1 is a compact, aluminum folding electric bike designed for navigating urban commutes and college campuses.
