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Scientists Develop Plan for Carbon-Capturing Air Conditioning
Researchers in Germany and Canada collaborated on a plan to refit A/C units to capture harmful carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and convert it to something useful.
Researchers in Germany and Canada collaborated on a plan to refit A/C units to capture harmful carbon dioxide in the atmosphere and convert it to something useful.
Chicago Magic Lounge AV System
The Chicago Magic Lounge is a boutique performance venue, giving audiences a unique, up-close Magic Show experience. It recently received a new AV system.
Barix Extends Voice Pages to Mobile Recipients with Launch of Paging Cloud
New SaaS solution delivers voice pages directly to staff and visitors’ smartphones.
New SaaS solution delivers voice pages directly to staff and visitors’ smartphones.
Is Your Meeting Room Soundbar Picking up All Audio?
Yamaha ensures its CS-700 soundbar does by offering a companion wireless microphone.
Yamaha ensures its CS-700 soundbar does by offering a companion wireless microphone.
Week in Review: TAPs, Critical Infrastructure, Cryptographic Puzzles, etc.
This week, May 13th-17th, 2019: Test Access Points for visibility, critical infrastructure best practices, a 20-year-old cryptographic puzzle solves, and more.
This week, May 13th-17th, 2019: Test Access Points for visibility, critical infrastructure best practices, a 20-year-old cryptographic puzzle solves, and more.
Who Got Hacked This Week? May 17 Edition
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, May 17, 2019? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
What types of cyberattacks were carried out this week, May 17, 2019? Read on to find out about the latest cyberattacks and who got hacked this week.
Are Your Classrooms Safe from ‘USB Killers’?
These 'USB Killers' destroyed 66 computers last month during just one incident -- and there've been many. What does this mean for school tech security?
A former student of the College of St. Rose in New York pled guilty to destroying “66 computers as well as numerous monitors and digital podiums containing USB data ports owned by the College.” The damage was done using a “USB Killer” device that discharged high voltage pulses into the host device, damaging the host’s electrical […]
Linda Avery, Chief Data Officer at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York, Named U.S. Chief Data Officer of the Year 2019 by CDO Club
Experience of chief data officer includes 20 years as managing director of technology at Goldman Sachs and founding co-chair of the LEI Trade Association.
Experience of chief data officer includes 20 years as managing director of technology at Goldman Sachs and founding co-chair of the LEI Trade Association.
Self-Taught Programmer Solves MIT’s 20-year-old Cryptographic Puzzle
Though it was supposed to take another 15 years for programmers to develop the technology that would solve the problem, a Belgian programmer is ahead of the curve.
Though it was supposed to take another 15 years for programmers to develop the technology that would solve the problem, a Belgian programmer is ahead of the curve.
