How Asian governments advance humanity’s infrastructure in outer space demands attention as never before.
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How Asian governments advance humanity’s infrastructure in outer space demands attention as never before.
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The latest advances in data processing enable assisted or even autonomous driving. However, the big question is whether it should be our obligation to give up driving completely – not only in the interest of convenience but to save thousands of lives each year.
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In the first of a four-part series, George Ziets, the Lead Area Designer for InXile’s ‘Torment: Tides of Numenera’, talks about how a video game writer contributes to game development.
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Telecom operators have saturated markets, and technologies like the smartphone have exponentially increased demand for wireless data. Only by choosing a strategy that plays to their strongest, most distinctive capabilities can operators hope to grow in this environment.
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How the power of the cloud makes it possible to sentiment mine, machine translate, geocode and map a quarter billion news articles to map global happiness in 2016 as seen through the eyes of the world’s press
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A dead watch wouldn’t reflect on HTC per se. World demand for wearable devices fell short of the widespread marketing-driven hype in 2014 and 2015.
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New leaks of Samsung Galaxy S8, LG G6 and Huawei P10 show that phones always look better in black
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This voice-controlled interactive whiteboard by Ricoh uses artificial intelligence by IBM-Watson to take notes, translate words into other languages and brings a new way to work collaboratively in corporate meetings.
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Tesla says Model 3 production is on track for summer, with a ramp up to 10,000 cars per week by next year. If it delivers, that’ll be the first time the company has hit delivery and production targets. But with an end to tax credits looming, will doing so make buyers happy?
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Elon Musk’s maverick car company plans a big production push for its first mass-market model, but avoids issuing production and sales guidance.
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