Intel, the world’s largest semiconductor company, is under siege again. Having missed out on the…
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Toshiba’s Future Imperiled on Nuclear Woes, Dubious Ethics
The future of Toshiba Corp. is imperiled over ballooning costs at its U.S. nuclear unit…
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Amazon Offers Prime Discount to Those on Government Benefits
Amazon is making a play for low-income shoppers. The online leader is offering a discount…
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Report: Russian Hackers Attacked U.S. Voting Software Firm
In the weeks leading up to last year’s presidential election, Russian military intelligence launched a…
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The Max-Q: The Coolest Thing Out of Computex
I didn’t attend Computex this year, and that was sad for everything but my budget,…
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Why rocks flow slowly in Earth’s middle mantle
Using an anvil made of diamond, researchers discover an secret of Earth’s lower mantle.
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Hubble’s tale of two exoplanets: Nature vs. nurture
Is it a case of nature versus nurture when it comes to two ‘cousin’ exoplanets?…
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Marine reserves help mitigate against climate change, say scientists
Highly protected marine reserves can help mitigate against the impacts of climate change, a study…
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Micro-gene protects brain from developing epilepsy
Increased levels of a micro-RNA could have a protective effect that explains why identical stressors…
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Revolutionary new materials for troubled carbon times: Super filters the world can afford
Researchers develop a material that will potentially revolutionize carbon capture and storage (CCS) technology.