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TLDR: Ted Chiang, a renowned science fiction writer, discusses the impact of technology on writing in a lecture at ASU. Chiang explores the evolution of language from speech to writing and poses

Yucatán, Mexico is embracing technology to connect with its rich cultural heritage and enhance the digital landscape. Augmented reality tour apps offer historic information and translation capabilities, while social media platforms showcase

TLDR: Alabama State University has announced the creation of the Paterson Court Digital Technology Center, a program aimed at helping local citizens develop digital literacy skills. The program, called BRACCE, is funded

The 8th annual International Mass Timber Conference will feature SCM and Randek, two leading companies in the woodworking and timber construction industries, showcasing their latest solutions for large format building components. The

TLDR: The latest issue of Global Defence Technology highlights the growing opportunities in the OPV and corvette sector of the naval surface warship market, particularly in the Asia-Pacific region. While attention is

The Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) plans to install new technology on highways to alert drivers of slow traffic. The warning systems will be installed at 13 highway sites that have been

TLDR: Former Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson is speaking out about Mayor Brandon Johnson’s decision not to renew the contract for the CPD’s ShotSpotter technology. Despite Johnson’s recommendation and the support of

TLDR: Former Chicago Police Superintendent Eddie Johnson is speaking out about Mayor Brandon Johnson’s decision not to renew a contract for the CPD technology, ShotSpotter. Eddie Johnson highly recommended the gunshot detection

TLDR: Introspect Technology has released the SV7M-LPDDR5PA LPDDR5/LPDDR5X protocol analyzer, which offers compliance verification, deep analysis, and debugging in a live LPDDR5 system. The analyzer’s package-on-package interposer design allows for shorter cables

West Virginia University (WVU) engineers have received $3 million in funding from the U.S. Department of Energy to develop a microwave reactor system that can reduce industrial heat and carbon emissions. The