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You do not need to go to the hospital for expensive tests, but you can still have your saliva or urine tested at home so that you can have a more effective treatment rig…
Not only will it host its own robotics competition in 2017, but Dubai will now also want to build a police squad like Robocop, which is scheduled to come online in 2020.
A year ago, IBM introduced the TrueNorth chip - inspired by the human brain. IBM today announced that it has succeeded in bringing TrueNorth's scale to the brain lev…
If your laptop is damaged, keep the battery. Laptop batteries can help you power your home appliances and help keep the environment green.
Engineers at some of the world's largest technology companies are facing a problem: supercomputers are becoming so powerful that they can overcome our energy supply.
Humans are about to enter a new era of technology in which computers and robots can feel, act and even think through the use of a network similar to our own.
Future computing devices will be further developed in terms of human senses in order to imitate the ability to see. , smell, touch, taste and listen.
Researchers at IBM Corp. have developed a new technique for mass-producing carbon nanotubes, which can produce smaller, much faster chips.
To solve the problem of fossil fuels such as oil, coal, etc., is gradually depleting, in the past decades the world has invested a lot of money to exploit sustainable na…
New Scientist magazine has published an impressive new development and development of IBM's battery technology, providing enough power for electric cars to operate f…
How to subtly recreate human fragile brains by synthesizing solid metals and silicon?
Now, IBM researchers are moving closer to commercializing the testing technology that could save a cellphone for all the movies made this year.
IBM experts have released five scientific forecasts over the next five years, presenting scientific advances that humans will achieve in the near future.
Last December 6, IBM's Silicon Research Group published an important result in the application of Silicon-based photonic photonics, using light to replace copper fibers…
The smallest piece of art in the world is less than a tenth of a needle tip, consisting of 20,000 gold particles combined through a new type of nano-printing.