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This startup wants to make blood testing as easy as snapping a photo with an iPhone The story might sound familiar: An entrepreneur out of a prestigious US university has developed a new blood-testing technology that can be run using ...
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| Small businesses get tech-savvy, even as they fear rising costs Technology is often billed as a means to replace human labor, yet recent data suggest that small businesses are actually looking to boost headcount, ...
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| How BP found shale profits with 'crystal ball' oilfield technology Such technology has helped slash BP's shale oil and natural gas production costs by 34 percent over five years. The shale business turned a profit for ...
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| UK Government Works with Blockchain Technology in Law The UK Law Commission is working with blockchain technology and smart contracts to improve the British law. The main intention behind that is to ...
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| Buccaneers ranks top in stadium technology for second year in a row Buccaneers ranks top in stadium technology for second year in a row ... Buccaneers ranks first in all of the NFL leagues in stadium technology ...
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| Branded Worlds: how technology recentralized entertainment I love Hollywood box-office numbers because they provide a hard statistical view of cultural currents. Did you know, for instance, that there had never ...
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| Blockchain technology on the way The system will use a wide range of technologies in different sectors to make jobs easier, efficient and, more importantly, cost effective in the future.
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| The 4 hottest tech trends that are transforming the world in 2018 These are the top 12 emerging technologies to watch in 2018. "The only thing constant in life is change," said 17th century French thinker François de ...
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| Trump's Tech Tariffs Are Awesome, for Southeast Asia The 28 members of Malaysia's information technology sector averaged an 8.4 percent return compared with 4.6 percent for the market.
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DARPA has an ambitious $1.5 billion plan to reinvent electronics An example is a project to develop 3-D system-on-chip technology, which aims to extend Moore's Law by using new materials such as carbon ...
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