Cyberdyne HAL robotic exoskeleton to help paralyzed
In Japan disabled and elderly are able to rent a robotic suit to help them become more mobile. Available in a two-leg (for a $2200-per-month rental fee) or one-leg version ($1500/month), the suit reads brain signals and directs leg movement.
The FTC recently rescinded its 2020 guidance for vertical mergers. Meanwhile, Pres. Joe Biden plans to nominate a new ...
The technological advantages 5G presents are well known. The hard part for business leaders is choosing where 5G implementation ...
The REvil decryptor key helps victims recover their encrypted files, as long as the attacks were made before July 13, which is ...
ExpressVPN said it will not cut ties with CIO Daniel Gericke, who was implicated by the DOJ in state-sponsored hacking on behalf ...
This chapter excerpt from 'Building a Future-Proof Cloud Infrastructure' looks at how smartNICs can support distributed services ...
In this Q&A, author Silvano Gai discusses how smartNICs can benefit enterprises by providing more granular telemetry and ...
As climate change becomes a more pressing issue, these sustainability best practices can help your data center go greener, which ...
IBM has moved closer to achieving a frictionless hybrid cloud model with its first Power10 server. The new system comes loaded ...
Apache Kafka event streaming from Confluent helps online grocery provider Instacart deliver milk to customers when they need it, ...
Leading vendor behind the open source event streaming project raised new funds to help build out a cloud platform for event data ...
