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16 Nov 23

6G Could Pull Double Duty to Monitor Climate Change

Electrical, Electronics & Instrumentation

This article is part of our exclusive IEEE Journal Watch series in partnership with IEEE Xplore. As the telecommunications industry slowly deploys 5G networks around the world, researchers are starting to look ahead at technologies for next-generation 6G networks. One vision for 6G is to use new-to-cellular frequencies ranging from…

16 Nov 23

5 mobile management trends for financial organizations

Computer & Information Technology

Based on new research, we’re sharing key benefits of a mobility management solution for financial services organizations.

16 Nov 23

How Android helps you stay safe from mobile fraud apps

Computer & Information Technology

Android provides multiple layers of protections and warnings to help protect users from installing mobile fraud apps.

16 Nov 23

Two new games inspired by generative AI from our Artists in Residence

Computer & Information Technology

See two new games by our Artists in Residence that explore Google’s generative AI to inspire creativity and aid cultural learning and discovery.

16 Nov 23

AI is transforming the English dictionary

Computer & Information Technology

AI has made another assault on the English language. After taking the title of the Collins Dictionary word of the year, artificial intelligence this week assailed the Cambridge version. This time, the impact is more subtle — but deeper. The first example emerged from Cambridge’s word of the year for…

16 Nov 23

Should Data Centers Be Kept Cool—Or Warm?

Mechanical, Production & Manufacturing

Across the globe, data centers are stacked to the ceiling with shelf after shelf of humming servers. The collective number of operating CPUs is taking a toll on data centers’ energy bills, but the real culprit driving up the facilities’ energy costs may actually be their thermostats. Like humans, computers…

16 Nov 23

Zimbra 0-day used to target international government organizations

Computer & Information Technology

TAG’s discovery of a 0-day exploit used to steal email data from international government organizations.

16 Nov 23

Corkscrewing Light Enables Flexible 3D Displays

Electrical, Electronics & Instrumentation

Flexible 3D displays may be possible using novel paints that manipulate the way in which light can spiral through space, a new Chinese study finds.Our ability to see in 3D is an illusion. In actuality, our eyes see two slightly different views of the world, because of the small distance…

16 Nov 23

This new EV supercharger on wheels recharges in just 6 minutes

Computer & Information Technology

For UK battery startup NyoBolt, six seems to be the magic number. First, in June it showcased an EV that could be fully charged in just six minutes (a claimed record). And today it unveiled a new kind of supercharger that can also be recharged in — you guessed it…

16 Nov 23

Steel industry urges government to cut electricity prices to stay competitive

Electrical, Electronics & Instrumentation, Mechanical, Production & Manufacturing

Trade body UK Steel has launched a report that finds a “vast chasm” between UK energy prices for industry and those in Europe. It found that steelmakers in the UK pay nearly two times as much as those in Germany and France, partly due to higher grid connection costs in…