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| Report: DFW Emerging as Tech Market With Jobs, Office Space JLL's "Top 6 Trends" report for fall 2017 lists decision-making factors tech companies consider when looking for places to do business. Such factors include, but aren't limited to, talent, density reversal, flexible space evolution, and cost of living. Greenwood said DFW's cost of living is lower than that in ...
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| India set new standards in space technology: ISRO chief New Delhi, Nov 21 (UNI) India has set new benchmarks in the era of space technology in various areas such as Space Application development, Space science, Satellite sub-system co-creation and Space Infrastructure, Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) Chairman A S Kiran Kumar said on ...
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| Hear about the future of space propulsion at Disrupt Berlin Bailey and her co-founder Louis Perna founded Accion System in 2014 in an attempt to commercialize the propulsion technology they developed at MIT. In 2015 they demonstrated it working for the first time in space. But this propulsion system isn't a rocket engine the size of a Tesla semi. The system ...
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| Astronomers unveil secrets of interstellar visitor Astronomers say they've learned more about the first known object to enter our solar system from deep space, including its size and colour. New data from the European Southern Observatory's telescopes and others around the world have revealed that the asteroid — spotted last month, already ... Dark red object is the first space rock from outside the solar system ever observed by astronomers - NEWS.com.au
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| An open-architecture approach to building new tools Custodians and asset managers are increasingly focusing on the RIA technology space, hoping to seize a multi-billion dollar opportunity to supply tools to a swelling breakaway advisor market. Orion CEO Eric Clarke espouses an open-architecture approach to building such tools for RIAs. It's a strategy ...
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| Can Japan Clean up Outer Space? Finally, Riken, a government-funded research institution in Japan, has coordinated with universities and research institutions overseas to pursue contactless laser technology to remove space debris. This specific technology targets small but dangerous space debris and drags them into Earth's ...
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| Satellite on the fritz? Aerospace companies are building a geek squad of space robots On a spring day earlier this year in Greenbelt, Md., 30 companies gathered at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center to learn about the technology and view hardware for on-orbit satellite servicing. They ranged from spacecraft makers to purveyors of robot arms and even insurance brokers. A second ...
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| Review: The Space Shuttle Program: Technologies and Accomplishments A recent study confirmed what many had long thought about the Space Shuttle: it was a very expensive vehicle to operate. That study found that it cost $272,000 (in 2017 dollars) for the shuttle to ferry one kilogram of cargo to the International Space Station. By contrast, Orbital ATK's Cygnus can do it for ...
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| US Navy's MQ-4C Wrapping Up Development Ahead Of Guam Ops "U.S. Navy's MQ-4C Wrapping Up Development Ahead Of Guam Ops" is part of Aviation Week & Space Technology's subscription package. Subscribe now to read this full article. And by subscribing, you'll also receive full coverage of what's next in technology from the experts trusted by the global ...
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| Google eyes more data centre space in Denmark ... reports Enterprise Cloud News (Banking Technology's sister publication). Reuters reported that Google's parent company, Alphabet, bought 324 acres near the town of Aabenraa, where the search giant already owns other property. A spokeswoman told the publication that there are no definitive plans, ...
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