New Milestones Made in Alphabet’s Project Loon for Internet Balloons
Aside from helping internet-less people in Puerto Rico, Project Loon is expanding its internet-by-balloon service to reach as many end users as possible.
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The Ocean Cleanup Project Begins Process of Cleaning Up the Pacific
The group must work successfully through the trial period before heading out to clean up the “Great Pacific Garbage Patch.”
FCC’s Broadband Data is Often Largely Inaccurate, According to US Government
The Government Accountability Office found data, often curated by ISPs themselves, overstates accessibility and competition in the broadband world.
Shorter Weeks and Longer Vacations Might Be Here Before You Know It
Due to advances in tech and improvements in work-life balance in company culture, employees and employers are both happy.
Who Got Hacked This Week? September 28 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, September 28, 2018? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
21,000 Students Signed Up to Take This Class on Blockchain Tech
On pace with the growing demand for knowledge and interest in blockchain technology, IBM partnered with India to offer a class on the subject.
When is a Human Better Than Artificial Intelligence?
In a world that is rapidly evolving toward artificial intelligence aided operations, there are plenty of scenarios where a human is a better operator than AI.
New Robot Could Change the Water Conservation Industry
You Wu, an MIT grad, has developed an innovative way to detect leaks in water pipes before they become catastrophic.
This Robot Can Teach Itself to See – Here’s Why That’s Important
MIT created a robotics system that can teach itself to see, which will one day help workflows in factories.
Informal Survey Finds That Tech Industry Employees Feel Like Imposters
Despite the fact that tech is growing at unprecedented rates, employees seem more insecure in their abilities and ideas than you may expect.
