You’ve probably heard the term “ethical hacking” or “white hat hacking,” as opposed to black hat hacking, which are, of course, malicious hacker who aim to infiltrate closed system, cause damage, commit theft, or just sow chaos. But ethical hacking has turned into quite the lucrative industry and a
We’ve recently witnessed an exponential increase in data center power demands, driven largely by the equally monumental rise in generative AI. By one estimate, generative AI could add anywhere from $2.6 to 4.4 trillion dollars in global economic benefits annually, and so it’s no surprise that data center po
Today we’re discussing an exciting development, as Astrobotic and WiBotic just completed flight testing of a wireless lunar charging system. The testing took place over 4 months under the most extreme conditions. And on the line to discuss this cool bit of news is WiBotic’s CEO, Ben Waters.
Nuclear fusion – the power of the sun. We’ve been tinkering with the idea for nearly a century – and in fact, we’ve been working towards fusion reactors since the 1940s, roundabout the same time as the Manhattan Project (take that as you will), though as of yet, we haven’t reached net power. But Ty
We’ve been hearing a lot about the possibility of robo-taxis – be they ground-based or vertical take-off and landing. And one would assume these autonomous robo-taxis would help alleviate urban traffic and congestion, but do they really? Imagry, an autonomous driving software company, has a different solu
One of the more interesting trends to emerge in the automotive landscape is the broader availability of active suspension systems. While the idea, itself, was tossed around as far back as the 1950s, it didn’t become a thing until 80’s, though it was cost-prohibitive. And even today, being able to ad
