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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?

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

German Chancellor Angela Merkel shakes hands with a humanoid robot

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

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

Discussion on automation often focuses on dystopian outcomes but it could improve gender equality at work.

The Great Unbanked – do my files look thin in this?

Mobile ID verification technology has the potential to help give the unbanked access to financial services and help stop fraud in times of disaster.

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

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

Immanuel Jotham Feb 28, 2018

Inside Trump's secret flying nuclear bunker

President Trump will get two new Air Force One jets by 2021 after $3.9bn deal with Boeing

The deal as of now is still 'informal', but the president wants two new 747s.

Immanuel Jotham Feb 28, 2018

US Air Force wants to purchase two new cast iron shell cluster bombs and is looking for vendors

The US Air Force has specified two classes of bombs – one 2,000 pounds and the other 500 pounds.

Immanuel Jotham Feb 27, 2018

Physicists just created an exotic new state of matter by stuffing an atom full of atoms

The new state of matter is formed at highly cold temperatures, using atoms where an electron orbits the nucleus at a great distance.

India Ashok Feb 27, 2018

Watch Stratolaunch – the world's biggest plane as it goes through its first runway test

It has a wingspan of over 380 feet and will launch rockets into space, three at a time.

Immanuel Jotham Feb 27, 2018

MIT engineers create energy generating device

Engineers create device that generates electricity out of thin air and needs no direct sunlight

The device also doesn't need any batteries or depend on wind, relying instead on temperature changes to generate energy.

India Ashok Feb 27, 2018

Robohunk: Meet the world's first 'companion' sex robot for women

Henry, the male sex robot, has a British accent and can remember lines to your favourite songs and poems.

Ruchira Sharma Feb 26, 2018

How destructive will a space war be? It could wipe out everything in orbit quickly

War in space will not look as good as Star Wars, rather, it will simply wipe out communications, destabilise economies and create clouds of high speed debris.

Immanuel Jotham Feb 26, 2018

US Army wants a new surface-to-air missile for defence against drones and rockets

The army will set aside over $50 million for the development of the new Expanded Mission Area Missile (EMAM).

Immanuel Jotham Feb 25, 2018

The next American light attack warplane could be Africa's first-ever fighter

Light, fast and highly capable, the Mwari could join the USAF soon.

Immanuel Jotham Feb 25, 2018

Doomsday vault in Norway is going to get a few upgrades including a new tunnel

Global warming could cause the Svalbard Global Seed Vault to flood and these upgrades are countermeasures.

Immanuel Jotham Feb 25, 2018

China's new next-gen Mach 5+ hypersonic jet could reach New York from Beijing in 2 hours

The craft features a unique four-winged design to reduce turbulence and drag at ultra-fast speeds.

Shubham Sharma Feb 23, 2018

Scientists tracked commercial fishing in real-time and found over half the world's oceans fished

Scientists used satellites, machine learning and ship-tracking tech to shed light on the extent of commercial fishing worldwide.

India Ashok Feb 23, 2018

Watch The Ring's sinister ghost crawl out of a TV in this augmented reality video

A developer used augmented reality platform Unity and simulated the entire scene with a few critical twists.

Shubham Sharma Feb 23, 2018

Militarised spying dolphins? US military wants to recruit sea creatures to monitor enemy submarines

The new Darpa research programme aims to tap into sea creatures' "natural sensing capabilities" to monitor adversaries' naval activities.

India Ashok Feb 23, 2018

A 'happy' spacesuit? Scientists working on revolutionary new tech to keep astronauts stress-free in space

The Nasa-backed project could ultimately improve efficiency of the astronauts on deep-space missions.

Shubham Sharma Feb 23, 2018

Space Launch System: Watch Nasa fire up its next big rocket engine at highest-ever thrust capacity

The first mission of the vehicle will be an uncrewed flight to the far side of the moon sometime in 2020.

Shubham Sharma Feb 22, 2018

Jeff Bezos Is Now The Richest Person In The World

10,000 year clock: Amazon CEO Jeff Bezos begins his most ambitious project yet

The founder and CEO of Amazon is spending $42m to build a giant clock inside a mountain in Texas.

James Hetherington Feb 22, 2018

Antimatter at Cern is about to go on a road trip for the first time ever

A billion particles trapped in a vacuum inside a container that is just above absolute zero will be moved between labs.

Immanuel Jotham Feb 22, 2018

Teenager's invention could save lives during school shootings

A high school student has taken it upon himself to reduce the number of deaths in school shootings.

James Hetherington Feb 21, 2018

Lasers could soon be used to charge your phone wirelessly from across the room

These lasers deliver enough power to charge a phone just as fast as a normal USB cable would.

Immanuel Jotham Feb 21, 2018

Nasa's Orion deepspace spacesuit will have a built-in toilet

Astronauts can live in the suit for six days without taking it off. Food and waste will remain in the suit.

Immanuel Jotham Feb 21, 2018

This clock will chime for the next 10,000 years from deep within a Texas mountain

The clock in Texas will be completely mechanical and be about 200 feet tall. It will also chime unique, unrepeated tunes throughout its lifetime.

Immanuel Jotham Feb 21, 2018

'Thunder Child' – Watch this boat with crew inside flip itself upright again after capsizing

The boat can reach speeds of up to 100kmph and will also be used by the Irish Navy in the near future.

Shubham Sharma Feb 20, 2018

US Army wants to replace both its main howitzers with one large cannon

The ageing M119 and M777 towed howitzers are both in line for major upgrades as the Army wants extended range, smaller package and higher accuracy.

Immanuel Jotham Feb 18, 2018

US Navy's Super Hornet will get longer range, take down missiles in the air with upcoming updates

New tanks are expected to give the Super Hornets an additional 300 miles of flight and fight — without additional radar noise.

Immanuel Jotham Feb 18, 2018

US Air Force plans doomsday satellites to ensure communications remain if nuclear war breaks out

If nuclear war wipes out communications, the AEHF satellites will continue to work for the US government.

Immanuel Jotham Feb 18, 2018

1,000-year-old 'lost' pyramid city in the heart of Mexico was as densely built as Manhattan

So far, archaeologists have verified some 7,000 features of lost city discovered via revolutionary lidar tech.

Shubham Sharma Feb 17, 2018

Cyborg rights: Man to sue after his surgically implanted travel card was cancelled

An Australian man called Meow-Ludo Disco Gamma Meow-Meow is planning to take legal action after his surgically implanted travel card was cancelled.

James Hetherington Feb 15, 2018

US Army tanks getting Trophy anti-missile system

Trophy APS protects tanks by firing at the threat and destroying them before they reach the tank.

Immanuel Jotham Feb 15, 2018

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