When Power Lines Break, a New Control System Keeps the Sparks From Flying
San Diego is rolling out synchrophasor tech for real‑time grid control
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Carnegie Mellon is Saving Old Software from Oblivion
A prototype archiving system called Olive lets vintage code run on today’s computers
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Startup: Triton Submarines, with Aston Martin, Readies Luxury Personal Sub That’s Surprisingly Capable
Triton’s deep-diving submersibles already play a crucial role in marine research
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David Patterson Says It’s Time for New Computer Architectures and Software Languages
Moore’s Law is over, ushering in a golden age for computer architecture, says RISC pioneer
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The Car in the Age of Connectivity: Enabling Car to Cloud Connectivity
Learn how TE Connectivity is transforming technology to enable the connected car
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Video Friday: Insect-Inspired Flying Robot, and More
Your weekly selection of awesome robot videos
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Apple, Huawei Both Claim First 7-nm Smartphone Chips
TSMC is the big winner, having made them both
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Intel Execs Address the AI Talent Shortage, AI Education, and the “Cool” Factor
Intel’s VP of AI Architecture and head of AI talent acquisition discuss getting, retaining, and training engineers in an era of high and growing demand
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Plant Wearables and Airdropped Sensors Could Sow Big Data Seeds
Cheaper plant sensors could bring monitoring to individual plants on a massive scale
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Grid Stabilization with Variable Shunt Reactors
Variable shunt reactor technology reduces investment cost and boosts efficiency for stable power supply