Qualcomm’s longer term bet on the automotive sector as a lucrative customer base for its chips and related communications technology is getting a significant push today: the company announced that it is acquiring Autotalks, a fabless chipmaker out of Israel that builds semiconductor and system-on-a-chip technology to aid in automotive safety; sources tell us Qualcomm…
There has never been a better time to go into AEC (architecture, engineering, or construction). Not only has the need for infrastructure—such as water treatment facilities, roads, bridges, buildings, and power generation—never been greater, but the technology being applied to design, build, and operate infrastructure has also become more mature, easier to use, and more…
During my most recent session of Chivalry 2 on PS5, I found myself engaged in a one-on-one duel with a hulking enemy knight clad in shiny silver armor. Though I fought valiantly, I lost the battle when my opponent sliced my head clean off with a sharp two-handed glaive. As if the humiliation of losing…
Can’t figure out today’s Wordle answer? We have the solution to Wordle (#688) on May 8, as well as some helpful hints to help you figure out the answer yourself right here. We’ve placed the answer right at the bottom of the page, so we don’t ruin the surprise before you’ve had a chance to…
The IoT can help to solve some of the world’s most pressing challenges, but only with reliable connectivity. IoT News caught up with Jat Brainch, Chief Commercial and Digital Officer at Inmarsat, to discuss how the company is using its next-gen communications network to tackle modern challenges. IoT News: What are some of the key…
Critics are flaming the New York Times today for posting what they say is an overly empathetic 5,500-word profile of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes earlier this morning. But writer Amy Chozick is in on the con. In fact, her story may provide the clearest understanding yet of how Holmes so captivated investors, business partners, and…
Critics are flaming The New York Times today for posting what they says is an overly empathetic 5,500-word profile of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes this morning. Nice to be a pretty white lady working your charm on a nyt reporter. https://t.co/BTPukyMt9A — Soledad O’Brien (@soledadobrien) May 7, 2023 pretty incredible to write a performatively angsty…
Critics are flaming The New York Times today for posting what they says is an overly empathetic 5,500-word profile of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes this morning. Nice to be a pretty white lady working your charm on a nyt reporter. https://t.co/BTPukyMt9A — Soledad O’Brien (@soledadobrien) May 7, 2023 pretty incredible to write a performatively angsty…
Critics are flaming The New York Times today for posting what they says is an overly empathetic 5,500-word profile of Theranos founder Elizabeth Holmes this morning. Nice to be a pretty white lady working your charm on a nyt reporter. https://t.co/BTPukyMt9A — Soledad O’Brien (@soledadobrien) May 7, 2023 pretty incredible to write a performatively angsty…
There has never been a better time to go into AEC (architecture, engineering, or construction). Not only has the need for infrastructure—such as water treatment facilities, roads, bridges, buildings, and power generation—never been greater, but the technology being applied to design, build, and operate infrastructure has also become more mature, easier to use, and more…
