White House puts $50m into floating wind turbine projects
Government wants access to the 60% of offshore wind potential stuck in deep waters
Science16 Sep 2022 | 45
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Testing of Starlink internet under way in Antarctica
Bandwidth-starved researchers rejoice
Networks15 Sep 2022 | 12
Government buyers take 22 months on average to procure tech
Teams too big, operate in silos, lack subject matter experts and C-suite exec buy-in
On-Prem06 Sep 2022 | 29
Network congestion algorithms have design flaw, says MIT
In the battle between bandwidth, latency, and starvation, we'll always be choosing two
Networks22 Aug 2022 | 23
Scientists use supercritical carbon dioxide to power the grid
Sandia has been working on the project for more than a decade – now comes scaling
Science19 Aug 2022 | 140
Modeling software spins up plans for floating wind turbines
Saaaaandia, where the wind comes sweeping 'cross the sea …
Science17 Aug 2022 | 38
Scientists unveil a physics-defying curved space robot
It can move without anything to push off from, but only via curved spacetime
Science11 Aug 2022 | 53
Report slams UK plan to become 'science superpower' by 2030
Lords cite 'frequent' policy changes, lack of metrics, post-Brexit funding as top issues
Science09 Aug 2022 | 103
Pull jet fuel from thin air? We can do that, say scientists
Vid Thanks, we'll take any good news, large or small, right now
Science04 Aug 2022 | 206
Anti-piracy messaging may just encourage more piracy
Behavioral economics study suggests rights holders don't understand psychology
Bootnotes02 Aug 2022 | 88
MIT, Autodesk develop AI that can figure out confusing Lego instructions
But can MEPNet make sense of that Ikea manual too?
AI + ML27 Jul 2022 | 22
Here's one way past Moore's law: Chips that mix photonics and electronics
Boffins see promise in optoelectronic accelerators running faster with less energy than traditional components
Systems13 Jul 2022 | 14
More and more CS students are interested in AI – and there aren't enough lecturers
Brain drain of researchers flocking to industry is not the real problem here, report suggests
AI + ML07 Jul 2022 | 18
Mega's unbreakable encryption proves to be anything but
Boffins devise five attacks to expose private files
Research22 Jun 2022 | 39
A miserable work week spent toiling inside 'the metaverse'
Nausea, eye strain, inability to take notes, migraines are just a few of Metaverse work 'perks'
Offbeat22 Jun 2022 | 68
AWS buys before it tries with quantum networking center
Fundamental problems of qubit physics aside, the cloud giant thinks it can help
Science22 Jun 2022 | 5
Drone ship carrying yet more drones launches in China
Zhuhai Cloud will carry 50 flying and diving machines it can control with minimal human assistance
Bootnotes29 May 2022 | 29
World’s smallest remote-controlled robots are smaller than a flea
Video So small, you can't feel it crawl
Science27 May 2022 | 34
US won’t prosecute ‘good faith’ security researchers under CFAA
Well, that clears things up? Maybe not
Security20 May 2022 | 38
MIT's thin plastic speakers fall flat. And that's by design
Video The walls are alive with the sound of music
Science29 Apr 2022 | 35
Take this $15m and make us some ultra-energy-efficient superconductor chips, scientists told
A fair price to get everyone to stop talking about Moore's Law for good
Science22 Apr 2022 | 21
Intel’s neurochips could one day end up in PCs or a cloud service
The brain-like chip technology could aid with low-power AI tasks like speech recognition
Systems15 Apr 2022 | 9
US House passes bill to boost chip manufacturing and R&D
Draft law enters final stages, proposes $52bn injection
On-Prem05 Feb 2022 | 55
Intel R&D spending surges after years of neglect as Gelsinger pledges to make Chipzilla great again
Analysis A timeline of the x86 giant's stumbles – and commitments for the future
On-Prem31 Jan 2022 | 43
CompSci boffins claim they can recreate missing lines in log files
'Event imputation' draws on lots of other sources to fill in gaps
Applications15 Dec 2021 | 58
Boffins demonstrate a different kind of floppy disk: A legless robot that hops along a surface
This is fine
Science08 Dec 2021 | 20
Academics tell Brit MPs to check the software used when considering reproducibility in science and tech research
It's seldom subject to the same rigour as conventional apparatus
Software25 Nov 2021 | 89
British govt emits fuzzy vision for UK version of American boffin special forces group Darpa
Aria. Doesn't have quite the same ring to it, does it?
Science19 Feb 2021 | 53
MIT professor charged with failing to disclose China ties while hitting up US Dept of Energy for research grant
Updated Update: Charges dismissed against academic
Science15 Jan 2021 | 11
Boffins from China push quantum computing envelope for 'supremacy' in emerging photon field
Light-based quantum system bests classical supercomputer
Science04 Dec 2020 | 37
Hey, over here, I'm talking... Academics help computers figure out which way you're facing when you speak
Video Which could be useful for AI assistants as they'll know whether you're barking orders at them or the kids or the TV
Science06 Nov 2020 | 6
Shocked I am. Shocked to find that underground bank-card-trading forums are full of liars, cheats, small-time grifters
No honor among thieves
Security23 Jul 2020 | 31
LCD pwn System: How to modulate screen brightness to covertly transmit data from an air-gapped computer... slowly
To be honest, it was the impracticality and inefficiency that first attracted us to this otherwise cunning exfiltration
Security06 Feb 2020 | 43
Amazing peer-reviewed AI bots that predict premature births were too good to be true: Flawed testing bumped accuracy from 50% to 90%+
'These models should not go into clinical practice at all,' academic tells El Reg
AI + ML24 Jan 2020 | 18
Hash snag: Security shamans shame SHA-1 standard, confirm crucial collisions citing circa $45k chip cost
Unsafe hashing algorithm really is unsafe
Security08 Jan 2020 | 24
LightAnchors array: LEDs in routers, power strips, and more, can sneakily ship data to this smartphone app
Video Talk about gone in a flash
Security12 Dec 2019 | 74
Brilliant Boston boffins blow big borehole in Bluetooth's ballyhooed barricades: MAC addy randomization broken
Scrambling addresses can't always hide you from stalkers, say eggheads
OSes12 Jul 2019 | 25
Open-heart nerdery: Boffins suggest identifying and logging in people using ECGs
Heartbeat rhythms could be the next biometric authentication method
Security25 Jun 2019 | 50
Defense against the Darknet, or how to accessorize to defeat video surveillance
Boffins from Belgium break people recognition software with a colorful placard
Security19 Apr 2019 | 155
Altered carbon: Boffins automate DNA storage with decent density – but lousy latency
An entire data centre the size of a sugar cube? Sweet!
Storage22 Mar 2019 | 56
Boffin suggests Trappist monk approach for Spectre-Meltdown-grade processor flaws, other security holes: Don't say anything public – zip it
Prof asks: What good comes from letting everyone know a vulnerability exists?
Security04 Feb 2019 | 69
Hey boffin, take a walk on the wild side: Stuffy academics need to let out their inner black hat
If hackers and nerds played together nicely, security would benefit, reckons compsci boffin
Security29 Jan 2019 | 7
New side-channel leak: Boffins bash operating system page caches until they spill secrets
Novel data-siphoning attack is hardware agnostic
Security05 Jan 2019 | 26
I found a security hole in Steam that gave me every game's license keys and all I got was this... oh nice: $20,000
Sorry kids, it was patched weeks ago by Valve
Security09 Nov 2018 | 38
Transformers: Robots... at least it tries: Watch boffins' Optimus Dime rearrange on the fly
Its creators see this shape-shifter droid as more like Big Hero 6 than cheesy Autobots
Science02 Nov 2018 | 11
Oslo clever clogs craft code to scan di mavens and snare dodgy staff
There's Norway you can escape detection, thanks to computers, software, and skills
Security28 Sep 2018 | 16
Bug bounty alert: Musk lets pro hackers torpedo Tesla firmware risk free
Carmaker won't void warranties, fling sueballs at folks seeking security vulnerability rewards
Security06 Sep 2018 | 21
Boffins bork motion control gear with the power of applied sound
Researchers manipulate gyroscopic controls with ultrasonic attack
Security28 Aug 2018 | 9
Now that's a fortune cookie! Facebook splats $5k command-injection bug in one of its servers
Find flaw, report flaw, fix flaw, get paid. Bish, bash, bosh
Security24 Aug 2018 | 7
SentinelOne makes YouTube delete Bsides vid 'cuz it didn't like the way bugs were reported
Updated Research silenced amid copyright, trademark claim
Security18 Aug 2018 | 25
Oz researchers, uni unite against Defence overreach
Brass hats seek more control over technology and research
Legal19 Jul 2018 | 4
Intel finds a cure for its software security pain: Window Snyder
Microsoft, Mozilla veteran will also handle external researcher work
Security25 Jun 2018 | 6
How to stealthily poison neural network chips in the supply chain
Your free guide to trick an AI classifier into thinking an umbrella is the Bolivian navy on maneuvers in the South Pacific
AI + ML19 Jun 2018 | 24
The eyes have it: 'DeepFakes' bogus AI-meddled videos outed by unblinking gaze
Phony vids generated by machine-learning models can be detected
Science14 Jun 2018 | 43
EmDrive? More like BS drive: Physics-defying space engine flunks out
Test rig itself may be causing detected minute bursts of thrust, warn eggheads
Science23 May 2018 | 121
Carnegie Mellon makes network security guru Jahanian president
Chalk one up for the infosec nerds: Arbor founder takes top uni post
Security08 Mar 2018 | 4
Broadcom baits hook with promise of $1.5bn investment fund to catch Qualcomm
Telco promises to pump big bucks into 5G if US signs off on merger
Networks07 Mar 2018 | 3
Your shoe, chewing gum, or ciggies are now your extra password
Boffins explore personal items as 2FA tokens using computer vision code
AI + ML25 Oct 2017 | 25
Harvard, MIT boffins ink up with health-monitoring 'smart' tats
Cutting-edge tattoo checks your blood sugar, still disappoints your mother
Science29 Sep 2017 | 15
Has science gone too far, part 97: Boffins craft code to find protesters on social networks, rate them on their violence
Image-recognition system posited as reporting tool
AI + ML21 Sep 2017 | 25
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