Buildings have an insatiable appetite for energy. Public and commercial buildings in particular use a lot of energy. Because we spend large parts of our waking lives in...
As it has in so many other applications before it, software-defined radio (SDR) is playing a major role in the development of 5G. In fact, without SDR the promises of 5G...
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Engineers have been flirting with cap touch (CT) and its potential for automotive applications for a while now.
Most drivers are familiar with how over the last few...
K-12 STUDENTS working from home like their parents or attending school part of the week in a hybrid model will return to classrooms full-time before long, as will...
In this episode, Mark Smith and his CleanConnect.ai co-founder, David Conley, share their story about building a new AI-software started that serves the oil...
In addition to making new investments and setting new goals to take advantage of AI-powered solutions, enterprises are also engaged in a process of defining new mindsets.
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Dig out your snowshoes or galoshes, depending, this week, as Winter Storm Diaz (does every weather event get a name now?) starts the week with blizzards in the Rockies and High Pla
On August 16, months of debate and uncertainty were brought to a close with President Biden’s signing of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA). The move represents the most significant action the nation has ever taken in the fight against climate change.
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