The University of Exeter in Devon, England, has been developing smart sock technology. This is to help those who suffer from dementia. These socks collect data from the wearer, which is then sent by wifi to an app. Whoever has the app can see real time data which includes heart rate, temperature, sweat rates and […]
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Africa’s homegrown telco giant MTN is creating a village in Ubuntuland, Africa’s first metaverse. The telco is keeping a promise it made 18 months ago. Ubuntuland takes its name from the Zulu and Xhosa word Ubuntu, which means ‘humanity to others’. It’s an appropriated word to encourage respect and tolerance. It has been a much-needed […]
Requests $6 bn for development The United States Air Force is asking for a ton of money to build 2000 AI-powered Valkyrie fighters. It’s important to note that these aircraft are not drones. They are capable of assessing and reacting to hostile interference. And much to the consternation of human rights activists, they’re capable of […]
US Commerce Secretary visits China for four days starting Sunday, aiming to boost business ties between China and the US.
Meta Platforms said it would release an AI model designed to assist in writing computer code, furthering its push into the new technology.
Nvidia's buyback of $25 billion of its shares after its stock has more than tripled this year caught some investors off-guard.
Mastercard and Binance's partnership for crypto cards will end in Argentina, Brazil, Colombia and Bahrain as of Sept. 22.
Much of the media today are focusing on the fact that Chandrayaan-3’s successful touchdown on the moon cost about $90 million less than it cost to make the movie Interstellar. (Of course it cost less you unpatriotic flag burner, I can hear Americans shouting. Interstellar went to another galaxy!) Anyway, much of the media are […]
Japan is set to begin pumping more than a million tonnes of treated water from the destroyed Fukushima nuclear power plant on Aug. 24.
Two former employees from Tesla were behind a data breach that compromised personal information of more than 75,000 people.