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| Samsung Electronics Co is Now Exploring Blockchain Technology for Global Shipments One of the world's largest makers of semiconductors and smartphones is considering blockchain technology for their global supply network, Bloomberg reported this morning. Samsung SDS, Samsung's IT subsidiary, is looking to the technology to cut costs. Song Skwang-woo, Samsung's VP and ...
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| World's first electric road is now open in Sweden (Web Desk) – The world's first electric road is now open in Sweden. The road stretches for 1.2 miles between Stockholm and Arlanda Airport and charges vehicles as they move. The small piece of road, which reportedly cost more than $1 million per kilometer to build, runs via a system of underground ...
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| World's richest self-made woman shares 3 pieces of advice for success With a net worth of $7.4 billion, 48-year-old Zhou Qunfei, the founder and CEO of Lens Technology, is once again the world's richest self-made woman, according ... Now CEO of Lens Technology, Zhou has built an empire manufacturing glass for tech giants such as Tesla, Apple, Samsung and Huawei.
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| World's thinnest material may prevent implant infection While structuring graphene as vertical "spikes" is not in itself innovative, scientists at the Chalmers University of Technology in Gothenburg, Sweden, are the first to demonstrate that placing the flakes vertically kills off bacteria and prevents infections in a surgical implant. The findings — which have now ...
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| The world's biggest money manager is worried about Chinese tech firms BlackRock co-founder Robert Kapito is increasingly worried about the tech industry's plans for his own sector. Last year, the president of the world's largest asset manager said that tech giants' business models could upend the financial industry. Now, he says that Chinese tech firms like Ant Financial are ...
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| Technology, Start-ups and the Indian Healthcare System Technical advancements are revolutionizing the healthcare industry all around the globe and our country is not far behind. Today, India is ushering in technological breakthroughs and the growing start-up culture has a lot to do with it. In an ever changing world of technology, the best strategy for a ...
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| Additive Technologies: On Doorstep of Wide Application "The world now competes who will reach ideal parameters in engines. The competitiveness depends on weight, performance and design effectiveness. AT helps to resolve at once issues of materials, technology and design. And all that should be integrated decisively, at development stage", explained ...
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| The golden age of gas: will it ever happen? "Natural gas is poised to enter a golden age, but this future hinges critically on the successful development of the world's vast unconventional gas resources," ... This relies of developments in the technology and the incentives, currently there are just 21 projects researching the use of CCS for oil and gas ...
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| New technology allows cervical cancer survivor to give birth Young women can sometimes be complacent about getting regular pap smears which detect cervical cancer. Widespread use of the cervical cancer vaccine means fewer women are likely to develop the disease - but women should keep getting tested. Now one woman has told how she developed the ...
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| Meeting China's Tech Challenge China now leads the world in artificial intelligence, machine learning, robotics, electrical vehicles, computing and telephony. It has the world's fastest supercomputer, the Sunway TaihuLight, that can perform 93,000 trillion calculations a second. China's high-tech giants Alibaba and Tencent are valued at ...
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