Some people will go anywhere to avoid email, like the four who just returned from two days in orbit.

One resource that continues to grow and multiply is billionaires with “interesting” ideas. Go to space, like Bezos, Branson, and Musk? Old hat. Own a basketball team? Go, Steve-o. Floating city? Peter Thiel is outside your jurisdiction. Build a $400 billion city in the desert?

One of the greatest challenges facing automakers is how to accommodate the increasing electronic content in their vehicles. The most vexing questions are how to handle the amount of data these devices generate and how quickly a communications bus can transfer this data.

To keep up with the demand for more processing power and blazing-fast data transmission speeds, the auto industry is moving toward a zonal electronic/electrical (E/E) architecture — a near-complete departure from the way vehicles are designed today.

Integrators are leveraging coronavirus-related IoT solutions put in place during the pandemic for other uses cases.

The 2020 Olympics start on Friday, July 23, 2021, because of the pandemic delay. Six new sports are featured: surfing, sport climbing, skateboarding, karate, and men’s baseball and women’s softball.

There’s a new competition among billionaires, more expensive than the largest yacht contest that was so 2010s. Now they’re challenging each other to see who can get highest. No, not in their custom, air-conditioned tents at Burning Man, but into space.

Underdog fans should be thrilled with the NBA Finals starting this week: the Phoenix Suns have never won a title, and the Milwaukee Bucks last held up the trophy in 1971.

Exploring AAC to substitute hearing through Neosensory Buzz's haptic feedback for deaf parents to connect to their kids.

Margins on hardware may be thin, but channel pros are finding new and effective ways to make money from it anyway.