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'Bringing the whole country into a broadband era'
On the morning of June 14 in Hanoi, Intel, the Data and Communication Company (VDC) and the United States Agency for International Development in Vietnam (USAid) signed…
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Online security affects the whole economy
According to John Thompson, CEO of Symantec, if it is not possible to create a reliable digital environment, not only the development of e-businesses but the whole econo…
New technology
See machine builders 'weave' so the whole building is as big as glass fiber
Fiberbot is a very special
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The whole interview with the female robot Sophia: 'I also feel a little creepy ...'
The robot interview took place at the Future Investment Initiative held in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia.
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The whole of the Dutch tram runs on wind power
The Dutch National Railways (NS) has officially announced that all of the country's current trains will start running at 100% wind power.
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Who will self-drive cars choose to stab, avoid whom?
In about 10 years, a self-driving car will appear
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Find out how to make 'super battery' charging a few seconds, use the whole week
Researchers have come up with a new way to create
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Dams against flooding help men feel safe when the whole town is in the sea
The last great flood in Texas, the United States has caused thousands of homes to sink in the sea, except for Randy Wagner's house, which is still safe thanks to the dam…
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What will the world look like when robots replace humans?
For a long time, people have thought of creating machines to help and replace working people.
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Use Revolv to control the whole house from a distance
Synchronizing home appliances and remotely controlling them with a mobile device is not a new idea, and many such products have come out.
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Is it possible to save whole movie of the year into a phone?
Now, IBM researchers are moving closer to commercializing the testing technology that could save a cellphone for all the movies made this year.
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Clothes against H1N1 flu
A company in Japan has launched a jacket with an introduction that could kill the H1N1 virus, preventing them from penetrating the body of the wearer.
