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The Ultimate Optimization Problem: How to Best Use Every Square Meter of the Earth's Surface 1
Posted Friday, Sep 27, 2019 by Jeff Safire

Lucas Joppa, founder of Microsoft’s AI for Earth program, is taking an engineering approach to environmental issues.


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Keysight extends beyond 5G with participation in 6G flagship program 2
Posted Friday, Aug 23, 2019 by Jeff Safire

The next generation of wireless communications is expected to leverage spectrum above millimeter waves.


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Why self-driving car companies are spilling their secrets 3
Posted Wednesday, Aug 21, 2019 by Jeff Safire

Self-driving technology is hard — so hard that even the industry front-runner is showing its cards to try to get more brainpower on the problem. by Joann Muller for Axios Illustration: Lazaro Gamio/Axios Driving the news: Waymo announced Wednesday it’s sharing what is believed to be one of the largest troves of self-driving vehicle…


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Security researchers: DSLR cameras vulnerable ransomware attack 4
Posted Monday, Aug 12, 2019 by Jeff Safire

Canon has issued a security advisory and firmware patch for the vulnerability By Andrew Liptak | August 11, 2019 Ransomware has become a major threat to computer systems in recent years, as high-profile attacks have locked users out of personal computers, hospitals, city governments, and even The Weather Channel. Now, security researchers have discovered…


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Applied Materials’ New Memory Machines 5
Posted Wednesday, Jul 10, 2019 by Jeff Safire

Tools designed to rapidly build embedded MRAM, RRAM, and phase change memories on logic chips expand foundry options By Samuel K. Moore Applied Materials’ Endura Impulse uses nine physical vapor deposition systems to rapidly build RRAM or PCRAM. Photo: Applied Materials. Chip equipment giant Applied Materials wants foundry companies to know that it feels…


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