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A federal judge has overturned the FTC's non-compete ban, hailed by the U.S. Chamber of Commerce as a win, but critics argue it limits worker freedom. Read closer »

Discover how xMEMS' XMC-2400 µCooling chip revolutionizes cooling in ultra-thin gadgets with its solid-state, 1mm design, offering efficiency without moving parts. Read closer »

Discover how AI transforms IoT devices into powerful data sources, driving operational efficiencies and business growth. Read closer »

BiVACOR's Total Artificial Heart, inspired by high-speed rail tech, offers new hope for heart failure patients, marking a quantum leap in cardiac care. Read closer »

Discover the Bzigo Iris, an AI-powered mosquito hunter that operates in the dark and weighs under a pound, ensuring a mosquito-free home. Read closer »

Discover how the MO/GO exoskeleton, camouflaged as hiking pants, enhances leg strength by 40%, revolutionizing uphill treks. Read closer »

Leveraging his code-breaking skills, Roeland Decorte created an innovative app that uses AI to detect hidden signs of disease in heart rhythms via smartphone. Read closer »

AI empowers public sector organizations to automate mundane tasks, enabling a focus on strategic initiatives that better serve the public. Read closer »

Purdue University unveils a revolutionary carbon-capture process poised to significantly reduce air pollution and pave the way for a sustainable future. Read closer »

In the heat of late July, cyber forces from the Army, Navy, Marines, and civilian sectors gathered in West Virginia to enhance their defensive cyber capabilities. Read closer »

Google's innovative team has developed a robot capable of playing table tennis at a human-competitive level, advancing robotics and AI. Read closer »

Discover the latest in AI technology, including challenges and opportunities, as actors confront 'AI fraudsters' and legislative actions unfold. Read closer »

China's fourth-gen gas-cooled reactor promises to revolutionize energy, powering over 15 million homes efficiently and sustainably. Read closer »

A University of Chicago professor suggests that injecting sulfur dioxide into the stratosphere could help reduce global temperatures. This controversial geoengineering approach is gaining attention as a potential solution to climate change. Read closer »

The Australian Therapeutic Goods Administration has added intravenous (IV) fluids to the list of medicines in short supply, highlighting a growing global issue driven by unexpected demand and manufacturing challenges. Read closer »