US Spending $75 Billion A Year Fighting Cyber Threats And Attacks

Traditional Methods Prove Wanting Traditional methods of securing computers and networks relied on firewalls, IPS/IDS, antivirus and others but taken together provide only moderate protection at best. US companies and the government have approached the…

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Hypersonic SpaceLiner to Fly Passengers Between New York And Tokyo In 90 Minutes

Civilian Supersonic Transport (SST) planes that fly at speeds greater than the speed of sound, include the Concorde and the Tupolev Tu-144. Since the Concorde’s last commercial flight in October, 2003 there are no remaining…

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Wind Energy Could Supply 5 Times The Current Energy Production

The potential for wind energy is immense.  It is estimated that if wind turbines are installed in all potentially breezy locations (including off shore turbines), the energy it can produce will equate to five times…

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Honeywell’s $37 Million Project For The New Airbus Assembly Line

Honeywell have been awarded the contract for a $37 million project to build and continually service a new power facility for the assembly line of Airbus aircraft. The site is based in Mobile, Alabama and…

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Computing Speeds Are A Billion Times Faster, Will Moore’s Law Continue?

A Sputtering Engine Of Growth Moore’s Law, named after Intel co-founder Gordon Moore, is the observation that computing power doubles approximately every 18 months, or at least it has since 1958. But recently scientists and…

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Solar Powered Headphones That Will Charge Your Phone

OnBeat are solar powered headphones designed by Scottish audio engineer Andrew Anderson, who launched a Kickstarter campaign recently to complete the project and produce the headphones for retail. Anderson describes the headphones as “high quality,…

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The World Would Be Much Better If We Had 50 More Silicon Valleys

Marc Andreessen recently said the world would be much better off if it had 50 more Silicon Valleys. Silicon Valley, a powerhouse combination of innovation and deep pockets has made its bread and butter with…

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Humans Controlling Animals With Their Thoughts, What’s Next?

A New Type of “Rat Control” Technology, Sans Poision Recent experiments at Harvard utilize a Computer Brain Interface (CBI) to control the minds of animals and by extension and with time, possibly humans.  Communication occurs…

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3D Motion Analysis System Could Prevent Shoulder Injuries in Baseball Pitchers

A talented and healthy pitching staff in major league baseball often makes the difference between a postseason run to the World Series or a disappointing season of lost opportunities. All sports have injury risks but…

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Medical Implants That Dissolve When The Body Heals

Doctors have been using stitches that dissolve in the body for years. Now ultra thin electronic implants, made of special materials, are being used for a wide range of medical and consumer devices and products.…

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