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| Interstellar Object Shows No Signs of Alien Technology So Far Astronomers have completed their first round of telescope observations of 'Oumuamua, the first known interstellar object to enter our solar system, to check the asteroid for signs of alien technology. So far, they have found no evidence of artificial signals coming from the asteroid, they said Thursday—but ...
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| Meet the microgrid, the technology poised to transform electricity If we want a livable climate for future generations, we need to slow, stop, and reverse the rise in global temperatures. To do that, we need to stop burning fossil fuels for energy. To do that, we need to generate lots of carbon-free electricity and get as many of our energy uses as possible (including ...
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| Roomba to Rule the Smart Home Smart homes are one of those technology ideas that never seem to catch on, despite the efforts of technology heavyweights like Amazon and Google parent Alphabet. Could Roomba, the popular robotic vacuum cleaner, be the missing link that finally makes home automation useful and convenient?
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Artificial Intelligence Just Discovered New Planets The Kepler space telescope, which launched in 2009, has produced more than 30,000 signals measuring light from stars to search for possible planets in distant parts of the galaxy. Sifting through that data and other telescopes, astronomers have found more than 3,500 planets, up from 329 known ...
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| The Great AI Paradox That second idea, despite being an obsession of some very knowledgeable and thoughtful people, is based on huge assumptions. If anything, it's a diversion from taking more responsibility for the effects of today's level of automation and dealing with the concentration of power in the technology industry.
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US regulator scraps net neutrality rules that protect open internet The US's top media regulator voted to end rules protecting an open internet on Thursday, a move critics warn will hand control of the future of the web to cable and telecoms companies. At a packed meeting of the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) in Washington, the watchdog's ...
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| 10 Success Tips For Today's Tech Executives Technology executives also need to be smart about hiring, making sure to bring onboard the strongest talent available, as well as look for people who will both innovate and add to the culture. While these are a few things to watch for, there are others. In order to help, 10 members of Forbes Technology ...
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| The Latest in Apartment Technology: Fridge Cams and Robotic Valets The latest in technology for apartments encourages residents not to lift a finger, except maybe to touch their phones. Developers are certain that buyers want gadgets that could, say, help shuffle boxes of books to storage areas, or allow a peek inside the refrigerator when they're at the grocery store and ...
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| 'Game-changing' Surrey-born technology tests brain vital signs Just ask Dr. Ryan D'Arcy of Surrey's HealthTech Connex, whose team is responsible for the health-care breakthrough. "You can't fix what you can't assess," said D'Arcy, a Surrey neuroscientist behind the technology, which he describes as "the world's first objective physiological yard stick for brain ...
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| Blockchain ETFs: Profit from the Technology Behind Bitcoin Bitcoin has been soaring this year; up about 1,600% year to date. But many market experts and regulators have warned investors about bitcoin, some even calling it a speculative bubble. Bitcoin is also notorious for its extreme volatility, but even bitcoin's harshest critics recognize the extraordinary ...
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