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US soldier's personal phones allowed enemies to track positions and target troops in real time, Pentagon reveals
The disclosure comes at a time when lawmakers are already pushing the US DoD to make significant overhauls to its posture on smartphone security.
California moves to ban the sale of 3D printers without a "firearm blueprint detection algorithm."
3D printers could soon be mandated to include a 'blocking' feature to prevent the printing of firearms
Huawei's fiercest competitor just launched the world's first Wi-Fi 8 access point
H3C launches Wi-Fi 8 enterprise access point focused on stability, AI optimization, roaming improvements, and Broadcom-powered network performance upgrades.
Huawei's chairman officially thanks the US government 'for enabling' China's 'semiconductor industry chain to truly grow'
Huawei chairman links US sanctions to accelerated development of China’s semiconductor chain, citing forced internal innovation and industry collaboration growth
World's smallest space laser station is changing global connectivity by bypassing 'vulnerabilities associated with terrestrial and subsea cables'
The world's smallest deployable operational optical ground station is not faulted by the downfalls of terrestrial and subsea cables.
Chinese firm selling stealth 'core technology by the kilogram' to make drones almost invisible to radars — spray-on coating is almost affordable by F-117 standards, slashes reflected radar power by 50%
A Chinese firm has developed a spray-on coating capable of cutting reflected radar power by 50%
'Significantly advance future Army capabilities': US Army keen on quantum control research that promises to deliver a huge leap in future energy generation and computing
US Army-funded researchers are investigating quantum vibrations in ultrathin materials that could influence future computing, communications and energy technologies.
AI is getting too much of the blame for graduate hiring prospects, and there could be a job perk that is actually behind it all
New York Federal Reserve Bank data shows that graduate unemployment started rising before AI was really a thing.
A PhD student has discovered new plant-inspired window glass that could 'simultaneously store solar energy and darken' a room when sunny to cool it down
University of Turku research developed porphyrin-based polymer films combining energy storage and color-changing functions for potential smart window applications.
