February 2024 - Page 2

TLDR: Intel is bringing vPro technology to its new Core Ultra 100 “Meteor Lake” CPU family for business laptops. The vPro technology will not be available on the Raptor Lake Refresh CPUs.

TLDR: USDA scientists developed Radio Frequency (R.F.) technology to reduce pathogens in intact eggs, specifically inactivating Salmonella cells. Conventional thermal pasteurization of intact eggs usually takes over 57 minutes, but the new

TLDR: Polytechnique Montréal and NTNU signed a memorandum of understanding for academic and research cooperation. The agreement strengthens existing connections between the institutions through networks like T.I.M.E. and Science|Business. In a recent

TLDR: CAFC ruled that Amazon’s Alexa did not infringe a voice technology patent owned by Freshub. CAFC denied Amazon’s attempt to invalidate the patent and Freshub’s allegations of anti-semitism. The US Court

TLDR Key Points: Imaginary Pictures has launched a holoportation service called Proto Epic and Proto M. The technology allows for high-quality 3D models to be transmitted in real time. Imaginary Pictures, a

TLDR: Tennant Company and Brain Corp have signed an exclusive technology agreement to develop and adopt the next generation of robots in the floor cleaning industry. The partnership aims to accelerate innovation,

TLDR: Washington, D.C. ranks as the top hub for tech careers, while Louisiana is ranked as the worst state for tech. California pays the highest tech wages in the U.S., with computer

TLDR: ShotSpotter technology detected a shooting in Elmont, NY Three shell casings were found, but no injuries were reported Authorities in Nassau County responded to a ShotSpotter notification on Elmont Street early

TLDR: Green technology innovations are crucial for a sustainable future Advancements include renewable energy, eco-friendly manufacturing, and sustainable building practices In an era where environmental consciousness is paramount, green technology innovations are

TLDR: Wikimedia’s CTO Selena Deckelmann believes that human contributors are essential in the age of AI-generated content, making Wikipedia even more valuable. Summary: Selena Deckelmann, the chief product and technology officer at