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The railroad industry was one of the first to disrupt how the world worked with technology, but lately, innovation in freight railroading has amounted to little more than longer and longer trains. That has led many railroads to abandon shorter routes, ceding a chunk of the $1 trillion surface freight
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When Justin Kosmides co-founded Bloom in 2023, his goal was to create a savior for the mobility industry. He had seen many e-bike and e-scooter companies fail because of an inability — or an unwillingness — to outsource some of the hardest problems, like logistics, manufacturing, or building a supply chain. He
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From the very beginning, the semiconductor industry has squeezed more computing power out of silicon by making transistors smaller. But that strategy can't continue forever. Once silicon transistors shrink to just a few nanometers, fundamental physics starts getting in the way. Researchers at Carnegie Mellon University have now
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Researchers at Universidad Carlos III de Madrid (UC3M) are working on making vehicle tires more sustainable, less environmentally-damaging, and smarter — prototyping a modular design with replaceable tread that could be packed with sensors feeding back to the in-car computer. "As it wears down, a conventional tire releases highly harmful
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A General Motors executive this week reaffirmed the automaker’s plans to bring hybrid cars to its lineup, sparking discussion across the web. It makes sense, as hybrids are having a moment, driven by Americans’ hesitancy toward adopting EVs and surging fuel prices. Many automakers are rushing to join the
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Big-box chain Sam’s Club isn’t about to let Amazon steal all the thunder with its October Prime Day deals, because it’s offering a wide variety of products, including tech, laptops, home goods and more at bargain prices, so that its members can get quality products at record-low
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I remember playing video games at a friend’s house when I was younger, and sometimes I’d get stuck with a third-party controller that had drifting joysticks and buttons that didn’t always work. Nowadays, some third-party controllers rival – and in some instances surpass – their Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft
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