Purdue University innovators have created technology aimed at replacing Morse code with colored "digital characters" to modernize optical storage.

We could soon store 700 Terabytes on a 12-centimeter optical disk which would be equal to storing 28,000 Blu-ray disks.

California's ViewSonic has launched a new 1080p portable projector that uses a technique called time of flight ranging to quickly measure the distance to the wall and achieve sharp focus in just one second.

Californian startup Framework says that it was founded to provide quality products that can be customized, upgraded and repaired with ease.

David Attenborough is bringing long-extinct prehistoric creatures into people's homes through the magic of augmented reality in a new app.

Starlink will change the angle to cover 500-kilometer diameter spots from 1000 kilometer diameter spots.

Coming later this year, the Cognixion ONE headset is promising something extra on top of the regular augmented reality experience: a brain computer interface (BCI) that can turn thoughts into commands for the device.

Musk adds that the growing network of satellites should offer complete global coverage "by next year."

Now you can print untraceable AR-15s, AKMs, semi-automatic pistols, and more--no serial number, no registration, no background check.

Elon Musk's SpaceX reveals Starlink satellite internet network already has 'over 10,000 users' worldwide paying $99 a month for its beta service

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Raspberry Pi Pico is a new budget microcontroller designed by Raspberry Pi. It's a tiny computer built around a single chip, with onboard memory, and programmable in/out ports.

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In this video, I answer some of the frequently asked questions FAQ 's that came up in the comment section of my first Starlink video

A brain-inspired computing architecture speeds up complex data processing by running its algorithms inside its memory, significantly saving time and energy.

American Institute for Manufacturing Integrated Photonics (AIM Photonics), a program of NY CREATES gave $19 million in research program awards for advanced integrated photonics under...

Diamond is a famously hard material, but now scientists at City University of Hong Kong have managed to stretch it further than ever before.

A quantum internet would be much faster and more secure than the one you're using right this second – and now such a network may be one step closer to reality.

Researchers from Yokohama National University in Japan have developed a prototype microprocessor using superconductor devices that are about 80 times more energy-efficient than CMOS semiconductor devices. Computers currently use 10% of global electri

The world currently produces 2.5 quintillion bytes of data daily due to the internet of things, the emergence of 4K/8K videos, and the proliferation of artificial intelligence and automation.

Just like a car, scientists say the brain contains cells which act like a GPS

– paving the way for unhackable networks that transfer data faster than the speed of light

As quickly as our brains accept virtual reality once our vision and hearing are hijacked, there are plenty of people trying to extend the illusion across our other senses, moving towards a future of total physical immersion that replicates experience

A game-changing technique for imaging molecules known as cryo-electron microscopy has produced its sharpest pictures that for first-time can see individual atoms in a protein.

Atomic clocks are the most precise timekeepers we have today, with the best ones keeping time to within one second in 15 billion years.

Magnetic tape may seem like a pretty antiquated data storage technology, but its density and capacity is still hard to beat for big data centers. Now, IBM and Fujifilm have teamed up to create a prototype high-density tape cartridge with a record-bre

The AI startup Cerebras has shown that a single wafer-scale Cerebras CS-1 can outperform one of the fastest supercomputers in the US by more than 200 times for physics simulations and many AI applications.

TSMC's 5nm is in mass production. The 3nm will also be put into production in 2022.

Deep Mind has been able to make significant progress toward solving the protein folding problem. Protein folding is not solved yet.

Researchers in China claim to have achieved quantum supremacy, the point where a quantum computer completes a task that would be virtually impossible for a classical computer to perform.

Eleven inches across with electronics stuffed into it, her master's thesis project had an egg-shaped wing and a front propeller. The wing also had its own ailerons - a word derived from the French for little fins - that we see in modern aircraf

With help from manufacturers like Canon, Nikon, Fujifilm, Panasonic and Sony, DSLR and mirrorless camera owners could put them to good use as USB webcams. But developer Jeff Geerling decided to take a more DIY approach by utilizing a Raspberry Pi Zer

ClearPHONE is a new type of privacy-first smartphone that runs Android apps but also gives consumers total control over their internet experience by blocking ads, cookies, trackers, behavior profiling, phishing, viruses, spyware, malware -- and if d

The new fan costs only $5 and makes overclocking easier than ever.

With excellent strength, flexibility and electrical conductivity, graphene has a lot of potential in a lot of different areas, and that may extend to the detection of odorless, colorless gases.

[Niklas Roy] rolled his own photo diary, because he found the core functionality of something like instagram attractive, but didn't want the social network baggage that it came with.

Although we've already heard about pressure-sensitive "skins" that could be applied to robotic or prosthetic appendages, Japanese scientists have created one for use on real human fingers.

Ferroelectric Memory Company has $20 million in funding for sub-7 nanometer FeFET memories.

France's Nawa Technologies is setting up operations in the United States, and bringing its fast, affordable vertically aligned carbon nanotube (VACNT) manufacturing process into a new application: making carbon fiber composites much stronger.

As useful as X-rays are for imaging bones, there's only so much we can see in a flat greyscale image.

Photos are starting to leak from SpaceX Starlink beta users, who are trying the satellite broadband service in remote areas for the first time. So far, the beta testing appears to be going far better than that of full self driving.

Scientists 3D-print microscopic Star Trek spaceship USS Voyager that 'swims' through liquids on its own

Instagram influencers of the future: Digitally-created models are earning their developers a fortune by promoting fashion brands to their millions of social media followers - even though they're NOT real

SpaceX is now sending out email invitations for public beta testing of Starlink, the company's upcoming satellite internet service.

Why buy a separate keyboard for you Raspberry Pi when you can buy a computer that IS a Raspberry Pi?

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC) plans to expand extreme ultraviolet (EUV) lithography tools for its next-generation 3 nm (N3) node process.

They successfully test the focal plane on the world's largest digital camera, which will eventually help explore the cosmos.

Elon Musk is hoping to build a city on the Red Planet and knows the space colony will probably want to get online.

D-Wave Systems has released a Quantum Annealer with over 5000 qubits. They have over 250 applications that can be run on the system. The chip uses over 1 million superconducting Josephson junctions.

Looking for an easy way to transfer files from your Raspberry Pi to a PC? It's easier than you think and you have several options.