By Joe Hoft The first all-citizen space crew returned to earth after SpaceX has the first Atlantic splashdown in 50 years. Yesterday, SpaceX and America made…
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By Anne Zhang Amid global chip shortages, China’s largest chipmaker—facing a U.S. blacklist—struggles to acquire advanced chipmaking equipment and technology, and to meet the high global demand, it…
By Agence France-Presse Operators say the Orca plant can suck 4,000 tonnes of CO2 out of the air every year and inject it deep into the…
By Chao Liu There are more federal facial recognition technology (FRT) systems than there are federal agencies using them, according to the U.S. General Accounting Office.…
By J.D. Rucker Google is evil. That’s the gist of pretty much everything that has come out of the gargantuan company for the last several years.…
By Tyler Durden The world’s first autonomous cargo ship, based in Japan, is facing its first real test as it gets ready to take on…
By Alexandra Mae Jones | CTV Network TORONTO – Imagine if one day the internet was down not just in your neighborhood, but across the globe,…
By Aden Tate Looks like the folks at Amazon have taken up palm reading with the recent rollout of Amazon One, a pay-by-palm technology. Don’t like…
by TYLER DURDEN Less than one week after Russian cosmonauts discovered small cracks on the aging International Space Station (ISS), smoke alarms were triggered on the station in…
By Tyler Durden Slowly but surely, the world is transforming into a 1984-Robocop-Terminator-Minority Report–Judge Dredd fusion dystopia. And while we wait for Elon Musk’s dancing humanoid robot…