Google plans to power its AI data centers with modular mini-nuclear reactors
Rendering of the Google data center powered by the nuclear mini-reactor. Credit: Google. Alphabetthe holding company of which it is ...
What was the first computer in history? It depends on what we mean by “computer”
The ENIAC computer. Credit: TexasDex at English Wikipedia., CC BY–SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons Whether you are reading this article ...
Two human beings would communicate with each other via lucid dreams: the REMspace experiment
Credit: REMspace An experiment conducted last September 24th by the Californian startup REMspace would have led to first communication between ...
Tesla’s Optimus Gen 2 robots at the Cybercab event are agile, but are they autonomous? What they can do
Optimus Gen 2. Credit: Tesla. A group of humanoid robots Optimus Gen 2 produced by TeslaElon Musk’s car company, showed ...
A “toothpaste-based” transistor to make electronics edible, the IIT project: how it works
A edible transistor based on pigments present in toothpaste to monitor the state of health of the human body from ...
IT-Wallet, the digital wallet arrives from October 23rd with driving license and health card: how to use it
After the July tests, from October 23, 2024 the digital wallet IT-Wallet will begin to be available inIO app for ...
A like on IG to earn money and instead they steal money: what it is and how to protect yourself from the “Like” scam
A new online scam is back in the spotlight after the Provincial Command of the Carabinieri of Parma raised the ...
Smart mirror, what it is and how an “intelligent” mirror works
Smart mirror of the Adidas store located in Oxford Street, London. Credit: CHARGED. The smart mirrorsor smart mirrorscombine the function ...
What do the acronyms cc and bcc mean in emails? How to use the “knowledge copy” correctly
Anyone who ever has sent an email you will have noticed that next to the box with the recipient’s address ...
The “Enter” key comes from typewriters: why are there two on some keyboards?
The “Enter” key (sometimes known as “Enter” or “Return”), usually marked with the symbol ↵owes its origins to the layout ...
