Networking and Computing

HEADLINES ARCHIVE

  • Supercomputers to model molten salt reactor materials

    The properties of advanced nuclear reactor materials will be studied using U.S. Department of Energy high-performance computers.

  • Russian military develops a spying rock

    The so-called “Spy Stone,” as the name suggests, resembles a rock that moves over rough terrain on tracks and reportedly blends into the environment.

  • Lasers to startle birds from offshore oil and gas platforms

    The technology reportedly reduces bird nuisances by roughly 70%, according to Bird Control BV. Likewise, it reduces bird mortality rates and eliminates the need for nets and pesticides.

  • Algorithm determines shale fracture results from fiber-optic data

    The algorithm was developed to gather quantitative data that’s countable, like temperature, pressure or rock deformation changes within a reservoir.

  • Compact antenna for 4G/5G application

    The high performing antenna is engineered for compact 4G/5G designs with high-speed data or video.

  • AI boosts water desalination efficiency

    An artificial intelligence (AI)-based method streamlines graphene membrane design for reverse osmosis desalination applications.

  • Water project problems? There’s an app for that

    The patent-pending diagnostics and maintenance app was engineered to ensure long-term success for water projects.

  • Mobile app tracks air quality via satellite imagery

    The app delivers the data needed to help different industrial sectors achieve carbon dioxide emission reduction and net zero goals.

  • Fujifilm survey reveals lack of awareness about environmental impact of data storage solutions

    Research highlights the need to address increased energy consumption and carbon emissions from data centers.

  • Single pair Ethernet system makes buildings smarter

    The first complete single pair Ethernet system on the market has been launched by Switzerland-based R&M.

  • Video: Learn fundamentals of fiber optics

    Updated course content is geared toward those who need to learn fundamental hands-on skills to specify and install fiber optic networks.

  • Video: AI-powered platform maps sustainability from space

    Users can measure, report and address sustainability metrics for biodiversity, greenhouse gas emissions and other sustainability issues.

  • Johnson Controls introduces an AI-driven digital solution for managing building environments

    The all-in-one solution, OpenBlue Performance Advisor, gives building operators the ability to reduce waste, energy use and water use and track metrics for sustainability, health and wellness.

  • Smart buoy prevents fishing gear loss

    The economic and environmental tolls associated with lost commercial fishing nets may be stemmed with the advent of a sensor system that provides real-time tracking and monitoring of deployed fishing gear.

  • Quantum material pushes electrons to the limit

    Until these discoveries, scientists were unable to fully test the extreme quantum limit’s physics because of the level of difficulty. This could bring huge advancements to quantum computing.

  • New CAD360! conveyor system configurator

    The latest version of the configurator features improved design and collaboration tools to bridge the gap between conveyor system designer and manufacturer.

  • Video: Innovative connection technology for contactless data and power transmission

    The contactless connector supports ultra-reliable, short-range, point-to-point full-duplex data exchanges in industrial and medical applications.

  • A nuclear approach to wireless data transmission

    Researchers successfully transmitted digital information wirelessly using nuclear radiation.

  • Anti-spoofing tech detects, rejects 100% of facial presentation attacks

    FaceMe reportedly detected all impersonation and substitution attempts from the test’s photos and videos.

  • A RAPID way to assess power system dynamics

    An open-source computer code efficiently examines power systems and identifies electrical grid disruptions, such as power outages.

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