California to Require New Homes to Be Built with Solar Panels
The move for solar panels has been unanimously approved by The California Energy Commission but is awaiting Building Standards Commission approval.
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Digital Signage and Video Walls in 2018
Integrators are focusing on new abilities in the digital signage and video wall market for 2018, in order to provide end user customers with the best solutions.
Costa Rica to Become First Country to Ban Fossil Fuels
The Costa Rican president has plans to ban fossil fuels and trigger a full transition into an era of renewable energy.
Tesla Is Cutting the Cost of Australia’s Electric Service by 90 Percent – Here’s How
Tesla’s Powerpack battery is helping the country save money and cut emissions while the electric power grid runs.
China’s ‘Bullet Train’ Railways Far Ahead of US
‘The bullet train’ in China functions at awesome speeds and spans to numerous Chinese locations, as opposed to the comparatively slow train travel in US.
Who Got Hacked This Week? May 25 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, May 25, 2018? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
Avengers: Infinity War Shot Entirely on IMAX Cameras
IMAX announces a record-setting opening weekend for Marvel Studios’ Avengers: Infinity War – the first Hollywood film to be shot entirely on IMAX cameras.
Over 200 Seminars and Workshops to Attend at InfoComm 2018
At InfoComm 2018, AVIXA is presenting more than 200 InfoComm workshops in its seminar and workshop package, including over 150 directly from them.
How the Little Guys Are Making Leaps in Artificial Intelligence
Thanks to a recent Artificial Intelligence competition, smaller AI companies and groups prove that they might offer better solutions and talent than big businesses.
Microsoft CEO Creates USAFacts Using Analytics to Track Government Spending
A former Microsoft CEO is using a website called USAFacts to help Americans understand how governments raise and utilize money.
