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The World’s Smallest Hard Disk

Scientists in the Netherlands have succeeded in writing data at the smallest scale ever, manipulating chlorine atoms one at a[…]

Researchers have combined tissues from a sea slug with flexible 3-D printed components to build ‘biohybrid’ robots to manage different[…]

Wearable devices can give away your passwords, according to new research. In a new paper, researchers combined data from embedded[…]

Researchers have developed a miniature device capable of producing an endless supply of wine on the spot, by fermenting plain[…]

A researcher in the US is developing technology that will enable locusts – those Biblical crop destroyers – to detect[…]

Inside a warehouse in a secluded part of Vancouver, engineers and fabricators are building a two-storey tall, 3.5 tonne racing[…]

Future Technology BMW Group celebrate its centenary in London, unveiling two vision of the future cars for Rolls-Royce and MINI.[…]

Amazon hasn’t (and probably won’t for a long time) disclosed how many Echos, Dots or Taps it has sold, but[…]

As 3D printing rapidly grows in popularity and accessibility, this method of manufacture has allowed designers to engage themselves in[…]

Retired United States Air Force Colonel Gene Lee recently went up against ALPHA, an artificial intelligence developed by a University[…]

When we think about wearable technology today, the first thing to come to mind is still clunky wrist-worn devices –[…]

The $300 million trans-Pacific undersea cable backed by six companies, including Google, that connects Japan and the US is now[…]

If you really want to make sure your computer doesn’t get hacked, disconnecting it from the internet is a good[…]

The World Economic Forum published this diverse list of breakthrough technologies which could soon play a role in tackling the[…]

We all know the internet is a busy place, but how busy, exactly? Consider how many seconds it takes to[…]