Technology Contents Archive

Rimac reveals the Nevera, a 1,900-horsepower electric hypercar https://t.co/lTR2ga5XWY https://t.co/nS2jjWk8bz

Updated location permissions let you decide how much access apps have to your location - helping put you in control of your data on #Android12. https://t.co/7CUFSY8Rtd

NASA's bringing their technology back to Earth https://t.co/AWuV4Vm0no

Back in the late 1970s, Bruce Rosenblum cooked up a program called “Gridmaster” to build one of the world’s first Chinese digital fonts. https://t.co/4wkQ2kiWfs

🔊 We're talking about the Compose compiler, runtime, and data flow! Learn how Compose knows when to call your Composable based on changes in data state and more in Ep. 164 of the #ADBpodcast → https://t.co/Kbslb6xIkC https://t.co/OFbnb2JqN4

AMD’s new Radeon RX 6800M delivers respectable performance at a respectable price https://t.co/huXWyK2zlW https://t.co/qxx6qVnFPG

Rome's ancient Colosseum is getting a high-tech shapeshifting arena floor in 2023 https://t.co/qyw4dZWIZ2

This is the largest and most detailed map of dark matter in the universe—with some unexpected findings that don’t yet neatly align with ideas in physics. https://t.co/yc5M7cfYtD

Components Of #DataScience by @datasciencewiz @LindaGrass0 #BigData #ArtificialIntelligence #ML #Digital #Analytics #DigitalTransformation #Tech #Technology #Data #DataAnalytics #Analysis #IndustrialIoT Cc: @ronald_vanloon @laurenmaille @panraphee https://t.co/zctYriABxK

YouTuber channel Device Orchestra covers Imagine Dragons' "Believer" ... with a toaster and a PS2 controller? https://t.co/hclyxSlvUm

Google union pushes company to drop deadnames from ID badges https://t.co/4NbfgoDphE https://t.co/8sq8BBzf6g

Is it a bike? Is it a car? Hard to say... https://t.co/M91sVfd3Jf

Vision 60, a smart quadruped all-terrain #robot dog! by @WevolverApp #AI #IoT #MachineLearning #ArtificialIntelligence #ML #MI #InternetofThings #Digital #Robotics #DigitalTransformation #Tech Cc: @maxjcm @simplivllc @ronald_vanloon https://t.co/0e1Cb6EfSM

Wherever humans go, they’ll be taking satellite constellations with them to moon and Mars. https://t.co/hDkchYLUUx

Researchers will soon be able to access Nvidia's DGX supercomputer through an A.I.-as-a-service subscription for a more affordable $90,000-per-month fee. https://t.co/hiOkp8Fb08