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autoevolution 22 Feb 2021, 13:52 UTC · by Chevrolet’s latest EV is here, and it’s packed full of enhanced safety features. Among them is the latest version of the Super Cruise advanced driver assistance system, which is set to be the carmaker’s first step towards a fully autonomous future. 8 photos Chevrolet has recently expanded its EV lineup, revealing the all-new 2022 Bolt EUV (Electric Utility Vehicle), which takes everything that made the original Bolt popular and offers it in...

Over the last year, cyber criminals tried to acquire information related to the virus and possible vaccines or extort the health care industry, according to a new report said.

The California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection is using simulation technology that collects publicly available data from multiple sources and overlays it on a map so that firefighters can predict a blaze’s behavior in real time.

By Anthony Robbins Feb 17, 2021 The United States leads the world in military assets with 40,000 armored vehicles, 13,000 aircraft and nearly 500 ships. Maintaining all these assets to ensure they’re combat-ready costs the Defense Department an estimated $71 billion annually. The sustainment for just one program -- the F-35 Lightning II fighter -- is projected to cost a whopping $1 trillion over the next 60 years. Sustainment is not only expensive, it’s essential for safety. We’ve lost 22...

Renesas has announced the development of processor technologies for automotive systems-on-chip (SoCs) used in applications such as advanced driver assistance systems (ADAS) and autonomous driving (AD) systems.

Ada County Has Over $24 Million for Rental Assistance Even though a new study from the Idaho Department of Labor just came out and showed that Idaho overall is recovering better than most of the US there are plenty of Idahoans who are still struggling and need additional help from the aftermath of the pandemic. From stimulus checks to PPO loans for businesses to tax breaks, there have been some help offered to the individuals most impacted but for many it hasnt been enough. If you are or know s...

By Jan Lemnitzer Feb 18, 2021 In the past five years, ransomware attacks have evolved from rare misfortunes into common and disruptive threats. Hijacking the IT systems of organizations and forcing them to pay a ransom in order to reclaim them, cybercriminals are freely extorting millions of pounds from companies – and they’re enjoying a remarkably low risk of arrest as they do it. At the moment, there is no coordinated response to ransomware attacks, despite their ever-increasing prevalenc...

Feb 17, 2021 When the Census Bureau announced that the data states use for redistricting would be delayed, many states plans were thrown for a loop. Between complications caused by the COVID-19 pandemic, new technology to protect privacy and security and the Trump administration’s shifting deadlines, the release of the redistricting data will delayed until Sept. 30. That data includes the details on race, ethnicity, voting age, housing occupancy status at the census block level – all of whi...

Security experts understand the desire of entrepreneurs and election officials to use new voting methods to reach voters who may be disenfranchised by in-person or mail-in voting, but the security risk might be too great, they say.

Skip to main content Giants 5 big questions for spring training: Is Buster Posey ready to go? Is the rotation set? FacebookTwitterEmail 1of8 Kevin Gausman has one of the starting spots secured, but the rest of the rotation may be subject to additional changes before the Giants open the regular season.Carlos Avila Gonzalez / The Chronicle 2020Show MoreShow Less 2of8 New Giants reliever Jake McGee had a sensational 2020 for the Dodgers: 3-1, 2.66 ERA, 33 strikeouts and three walks in 20 ?…“ ...