How to securely erase HDDs and SSDs
Do you have a pile of old drives that you want to wipe clean before sending them on their way to Silicon
Author: Nicole DiGiose
China just returned a U.S. Navy drone, but what exactly is an underwater drone used for?
The underwater drone seized by China was part of an unclassified program to collect oceanographic data, including salinity, temperature, and clarity of the
How graphene quantum dots can convert carbon dioxide into liquid fuels
Researchers used nitrogen-doped graphene quantum dots to convert carbon dioxide into liquid hydrocarbons like ethylene and ethanol for use as
Why Oculus Medium is the VR boost that could bring 3D printing to the mainstream
One of the last things you’d expect from virtual reality would be the ability to create things that can live in the real world, but with the release of the Oculus
These concepts and technologies foreshadow the future of the semiconductor industry
Includes innovations to extend the performance of today’s silicon-based transistors, and new types of nano-electronic devices to complement and replace conventional
Say hello to Waymo, Google’s new self-driving car company
The move signals a desire to monetize the company’s research amid competition from a variety of rivals competing to be the first to launch production-ready
Wearables: Are they dead?
They were supposed to go from nerdy dream to mainstream, but wearables have yet to become the next big
Silly Putty smartens up with graphene augmentation
Electrical resistance tests revealed G-putty was highly sensitive to the slightest deformation or impact — at least 10 times more sensitive than other nanocomposite
Why Apple just made its first investment in wind power
The tech giant is investing in China’s largest wind-turbine maker to power its supply
5 electronics kits that will spark DIY creativity
Engaging projects such as the BOSEbuild Speaker Cube and Squishy Circuit Kits make learning