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Fujitsu evaluates risk for cars and electronics
The supplier of business solutions based on the well-known information technology platform of Japan, Fujitsu Limited and Fujitsu Chubu Systems Limited has launched QRMin…
Free internet for everyone
The past decade marked a strong development of the global information system, especially the internet. Today we can exploit information not only through computers but al…
The theft of the identity of mining at MySpace
Kary Rogers thought he was about to watch a funny video when a friend from MySpace sent him a link. But the screen in front of Rogers turned up a website asking him to r…
Reduce business efficiency: technology is not always the solution
There is a tendency in developers today to consider IT as a solution to the complex challenges of companies or industries. Confidential terms are implemented according t…
What is Bitcoin?
In the afternoon of January 3, 2009, with a click on the computer keyboard, a programmer (or a group) under the nickname Satoshi Nakamoto gave birth to Bitcoin - a virtu…
Russia develops technology that produces environmentally friendly metallic colors
Russian chemists have successfully developed new methods of processing non-ferrous metals such as copper, nickel and molybdenum with low production costs as well as impr…
Graphene is not human and environmental friendly
Graphene has always been considered a magic material and so far there has been a lot of scientific research to exploit graphene to apply in life.
Belaz 75710 - The world's largest truck
This super-heavy truck can carry 496 tonnes of rock per trip.
Experimental new ways to exploit methane hydrate
Japan and the United States will collaborate on methane hydrate methane exploitation in the United States from January 2012.
IT research underground radio new generation
New technology can transmit and process radio signals through optical fiber systems underground.
Anti-drowning hat
Australian scientists have developed a helmet that detects driver drowsiness by monitoring brain waves.