Latest from Hope Reese
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Exomedicine arrives: How labs in space could pave the way for healthcare breakthroughs on Earth
Space Tango's space-as-a-service model is running microgravity experiments on the International Space Station. Learn how they could power new innovations in medicine.
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Exomedicine arrives: How labs in space could pave the way for healthcare breakthroughs on Earth (cover story PDF)
For this cover story, writer Hope Reese explored Kentucky-based space-as-a-service company Space Tango’s microgravity experiments on the International Space Station, and their potential to power new i...
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Uber for Business expands, offers businesses more control and new features to manage travel
Uber's business arm has launched new travel programs, customized access, and a new UI in an attempt to woo professionals.
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HPE and NASA experiment with 'Spaceborne Computer,' a supercomputer that could help us get to Mars
A year-long experiment will send a highly sophisticated computing system, via the SpaceX Dragon Spacecraft, to the ISS. The ultimate goal is aiding astronauts on a trip to Mars.
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IBM Research Distributed Deep Learning code breaks accuracy record for image recognition
IBM's machine learning algorithm achieved 33.8% accuracy on image recognition, beating Facebook and Microsoft. It could speed up deep learning training from 'days or hours to minutes or seconds.'
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Tesla's Autopilot: A cheat sheet
Autopilot, Tesla's autonomous driving feature, aims to assist drivers on highways through a system of cameras, sensors, and GPS. This comprehensive guide explains what the concept really means.
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How implanted microchips are extending IoT from objects to human beings
TechRepublic talked to a biohacker in Sweden to see a live demo of how a microchip implanted in his hand can turn on a smartphone.
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Video: How an implanted microchip can turn on your smartphone
TechRepublic talked to a biohacker in Sweden to see a live demo of how a microchip that uses a magnetic field to transfer data can turn on a smartphone.
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More than 75% of American workers aren't worried about their jobs being replaced by robots, AI
A Tuesday report by Randstad found that successfully automating tasks will depend largely on how well employees train the workforce for new or higher-level jobs.
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AT&T, NetComm Wireless to offer fixed-wireless broadband to rural areas in 18 US states
AT&T and NetComm Wireless recently unveiled a plan to supply fixed-wireless equipment across certain US states. Here's why this plan could be smarter than deploying fiber.