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California startups reveal 'Tesla killer' battery technology

By Arthur Villasanta

New batteries being developed by California startups might make the lithium-ion battery packs on Tesla electric cars obsolete.

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iRobot just unveiled Terra, its first robotic lawn mower

Make no mistake, this is a multibillion-dollar opportunity for the home robotics specialist.

By Steve Symington

Autonomous shipping: Rolls-Royce and Intel weigh anchor

Autonomous shipping fleets could be roaming the seas by 2030.

By Billy Duberstein

China opens world's longest bridge linking Hong Kong to 'motherland'

The $20 billion bridge includes an undersea tunnel allowing ships to pass through the Pearl River delta.

By Associated Press

The Apple car? Analyst claims it could be on the road by 2025

Speculation surrounding Apple's interest in automobile technology have persisted for years.

By Alex Perry

There's a reason Siri, Alexa and AI are imagined as female – sexism

Female AI is, more often than not, envisaged in a submissive servile role.

By Amy Chambers

Why Amazon doesn't worry about its lack of Alexa shoppers

Alexa will continue creeping into consumers' homes for the foreseeable future.

By Leo Sun

AI will revolutionise the battle against cancer

Doctors and AI can work together to solve medicine's greatest challenges.

By Dr. Simon Kos

From post-apocalyptic nomads to an Ikea world: Radical visions of the future of energy

What if we could fundamentally shift our thinking and reset our energy priorities and investment plans?

By Rohit Talwar

Space tourism: All aboard for the trip to the final frontier?

To the ordinary person, commercial space travel may seem like a pipe dream, but at an embryonic level a few well-funded...

By Loizos Heracleous

Happy 50th birthday Intel, you look a lot like the next Kodak

Is Intel's business model and the demands of shareholders a threat to the microprocessor giant?

By Howard Yu

German Chancellor Angela Merkel shakes hands with a humanoid robot

Man versus robot: Three ways humans can thrive in tomorrow's workplace

There are broad areas of human skills that artificial intelligence cannot replicate.

By Charlie Nunn

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Robots to the rescue: How automation can create a more equal society

By Debra Howcroft

Discussion on automation often focuses on dystopian outcomes but it could...

Google pledges not to use AI for weapons or surveillance

By Associated Press

The search giant had been formulating a patchwork of policies around ethical...

China accelerating into the future with electric cars

By Associated Press

China's auto show to reveal electric ambitions to clean-up its smog-chocked...

How the cashless society can help the world's poor prosper

By Sudhesh Giriyan

Financial inclusion in the developing world: Technology is the key to unlocking...

Lightcatcher: This Cold War-era Russian truck is being converted into a massive 1800s-style camera

By Immanuel Jotham

When complete, the camera will have a resolution which is comparable to that of...

What does the inside of a rock look like? Scientists can now give you a tour

By Immanuel Jotham

Geologists used a camera, a grinder and AI to make a 3D model of a rock.

What's ahead for smartphone prices, AI and smart speakers?

By Annette Zimmermann

By 2020, 20% of citizens in developed countries will use AI assistants to help...

How Apple's app store changed our world

By Associated Press

It is a mere ten years since the opened a store peddling iPhone apps launching...

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Jury says Samsung must pay $539M for copying parts of iPhone

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Tesla's meandering energy strategy is still killing solar

By Travis Hoium

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Innovation

California startups reveal 'Tesla killer' battery technology

iRobot just unveiled Terra, its first robotic lawn mower

Autonomous shipping: Rolls-Royce and Intel weigh anchor

China opens world's longest bridge linking Hong Kong to 'motherland'

The Apple car? Analyst claims it could be on the road by 2025

There's a reason Siri, Alexa and AI are imagined as female – sexism

Why Amazon doesn't worry about its lack of Alexa shoppers

AI will revolutionise the battle against cancer

From post-apocalyptic nomads to an Ikea world: Radical visions of the future of energy

Space tourism: All aboard for the trip to the final frontier?

Happy 50th birthday Intel, you look a lot like the next Kodak

Man versus robot: Three ways humans can thrive in tomorrow's workplace

Robots to the rescue: How automation can create a more equal society

Google pledges not to use AI for weapons or surveillance

China accelerating into the future with electric cars

How the cashless society can help the world's poor prosper

Lightcatcher: This Cold War-era Russian truck is being converted into a massive 1800s-style camera

What does the inside of a rock look like? Scientists can now give you a tour

What's ahead for smartphone prices, AI and smart speakers?

How Apple's app store changed our world

Tesla's meandering energy strategy is still killing solar

Tesla's meandering energy strategy is still killing solar

Artificial intelligence must know when to ask for human help

Artificial intelligence must know when to ask for human help

Business with Huawei: To do, or not to do, that is the question

Business with Huawei: To do, or not to do, that is the question