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Lead-free chips based on stamp-sized 45 nanometer (nm) technology containing 820 million transistors that Intel is about to release are the first to use metal gate trans…
The Monarch processor has the ability to transform into different forms depending on the application it is executing. For example, Monarch can reconfigure itself into a…
Security researchers at the Trade Conference of the Computer Security Institute in Orlando have warned that hackers with criminal intentions are continuing to promote co…
Online scams have transformed in various ways from exploring browser vulnerabilities to penetrating and creating sites like legitimate web sites. Last year, network secu…
Unlike the cold killer robot T-1000 in the movie, this liquid robot is not
In only 250 milliseconds, Quad Morphing wingspan will reduce by 48% and overcome obstacles or narrow spaces before returning to the original position.
This material includes light-sensitive molecules used to change the internal structure of the material.
The new system made by Russian researchers can turn CO2 in space stations or spacecraft into methane and water.
This groundbreaking technological innovation is expected to contribute to the protection of the environment, as well as the slowing down of climate change, which is a gl…
The flying car, called Pop.Up, from Airbus combined with Italdesign designer is said to be a solution to solve congestion in another 5-10 years.
This is the first time glass has the ability to transmit light with high opacity built. The combination of these two properties can help increase the performance of sola…
A team of researchers from the Georgia Institute of Technology and two other organizations have successfully developed new 3D printing methods that create objects that c…
Recycler Jeplan is working to produce a gasoline that uses cotton yarn from clothes. Jeplan said that 1 ton of discarded clothing can produce 700 liters of ethanol, savi…
By making electricity from stools to operate water supply systems, a city in Denmark has created a rare feat.
A newspaper in Japan can be transformed into a flower only a few weeks later by shredding it in a pot of sponge and watering it.