Author: Jeffrey Bausch

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For 2016, Intel will stop the clock on Moore’s Law as future fabrication techniques prove too complicated

Company had hoped to reduce the size of its components from 14nm to 10nm, but upgrading the fabrication techniques has proven a bit too complicated for immediate

Interpower is first to market with new SANS 164-2 South Africa plug

Free evaluation samples of SANS 164-2 Cord Set and Power Cord available upon

Teenager convicted of 50,000 cybercrimes receives a slap on the wrist, no jail time

17-year-old will be monitored for two years, have to give up his computer, and will pay back the stolen money he used to purchase items

Significantly fewer women than men are shown Google ads pertaining to high-paying jobs

Study conducted by researchers at Carnegie Mellon University makes surprising

Next project for Elon Musk — saving humanity from evil artificial intelligence

Musk is taking the first step towards ensuring the future of artificial intelligence isn't an "evil"

GoPro launches smaller, lighter Hero4 Session action camera that doesn’t require a protective case

Action camera specialists come out with new device that is half the size of its predecessors, 40% lighter, and doesn't require any protective

Surveillance company gets hacked, sees some of its most sensitive data shared online

Company known for its spyware-capabilities gets hit by hacked, has nearly all of its files and sensitive information posted

GE Allows Seamless And Secure Energy Feed From Shore To Ship In Port

Division works out deal with electrical engineering company Cegelec to provide static power solution for the French

Wind turbines under bridges could be tomorrow’s renewable energy solution

New study proves that adding wind turbines under tall-standing bridges is a viable green energy

U.S.A.’s MegaBots challenges Japan to robot fight — Japan accepts

Two companies that specialize in building gigantic robots agree to a fight to the