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Microsoft was able to store a billion billion bytes of data in one millimeter of DNA
Technology giant Microsoft thinks that biology can solve the growing problem of data storage.
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NASA's super-high pressure balloon crawls near the Earth
The hot air balloon was designed by NASA to detect ultra-energetic cosmic ray particles outside the galaxy when the particles hit the Earth's atmosphere.
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Storage of atomic level data: Huge revolution in computing
Recently a Swiss researcher has just published a research result that can shrink each bit to the level of each atom.
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Instant stylish, personality with electronic skirt application
With help from Google, a new application allows users to be creative to bring stylish personalities into eye-catching costume designs.
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Why shouldn't the phone be charged in public?
Public portable charging points can be a target for hackers, making your data unsafe.
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Robot writes the paper in a snap, causing the reporter to worry
A Chinese robot capable of analyzing data and writing articles faster than reporters, has just completed its first paper in just one second.
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The father of Google Brain: We should worry about AI now
Mercedes trucks can run on the road themselves. Google's computer won over the go-go grandmaster. App appearances can translate sentences with accuracy similar to humans.
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Dubai's Super Smarter AI Test System - Predicts Crime From Before Happening
The artificial intelligence system is capable of predicting crimes being put to the test.
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The computer accurately predicts three elections saying Trump will win
According to CNBC, the system, called MogIA, uses 20 million data points from online platforms like Google, YouTube, and Twitter to make its predictions.
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Is a self-driving car safer than a driver's car?
Automakers and technology companies are racing to get the first self-driving car. This is really one
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Teaching artificial intelligence Chemistry so that it can find new drugs
What if you mix Aspirin and Ibuprofen together? Both drugs have analgesic and antipyretic effects. Professor Aspuru-Guzik from Harvard University doesn't know for sure.
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Google's AI has surpassed the limits of artificial intelligence
DeepMind, Google's artificial intelligence system, now has the ability to teach it itself with the information it already knows.
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How smart will the city be in 10 years?
To get an idea of what cities will look like in the future, Business Insider has called on futurists, urban planners and designers to predict traffic trends and homes.…
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Vietnamese users have been able to check traffic jam status on Google Maps
At present, Google's mapping data in Vietnam has allowed users to check for traffic jams, unchecked accuracy.
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Useful maps for free wifi access at any airport
Next time, you will be able to use the free wireless internet at any airport that you visit for an interactive map that provides frequent data on wifi access passwords a…