Senators ask the FCC to change the definition of high-speed broadband
They want base speeds of 100 Mbps for uploads and downloads.
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NASA took Perseverance for its first 'spin' on Mars
It traveled 21.3 feet over 33 minutes.
The world's largest telescope is edging closer to completion
A huge furnace under Arizona Stadium has started casting the Giant Magellan Telescope's sixth mirror.
NASA awards key contract to bring rock samples back from Mars
It involves the propulsion system that will blast the samples off the Red Planet.
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Senators ask the FCC to change the definition of high-speed broadband
They want base speeds of 100 Mbps for uploads and downloads.
Google is policing itself on privacy because it knows it has to
The company's new ad policies reflect a changing industry -- and a potential move to sidestep government regulation.
Alphabet is reportedly working on a wearable that can pick out voices in a crowd
The project is codenamed "Wolverine"
NFL hopefuls are adding AI video analysis to their arsenal
Intel's 3D tracking could help guide athletes toward peak performance
Facebook taught a computer vision system how to supervise its own learning process
The techniques that taught AI to translate speech are being applied to visual tasks
Amazon UK's first checkout-free Fresh grocery store opens in London
The 2,500 foot AI-powered store is the first outside the US.
SpaceX's SN10 Starship sticks the landing -- and then explodes
This Starship prototype was the first one to launch twice, and the third one to blow up.
Researchers create a swimming robot that can 'heal' itself
The microbot was able to reassemble itself in a petri dish using a magnetic strip.
Arrival’s electric van is ready for testing
The company has a contract with UPS for 10,000 vehicles.
SpaceX's first lunar tourist is looking for eight crew members
Yusaku Maezawa will choose eight others to fly on the first civilian mission to the Moon.
The CPU from Apple's iMac G3 is powering NASA's Perseverance rover
Twenty-three years and still going strong.
Insect-like drones can take a beating and keep flying
They could even pollinate farm crops.
Volvo plans to go fully electric by 2030 and only sell cars online
It will unveil its second EV later today.
Rocket Lab reveals plans for reusable rocket with 8 ton payload
The Neutron will be used to carry small satellites for mega-constellations.
Researchers build the fastest laser-based random number generator
The system spits out 250 terabytes of random bits per second.
Scientists sequence 64 human genomes to better reflect genetic diversity
It should reveal more about diseases and our species' variety.
