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Use of the latest technology is a proven way of facilitating efficient hotel operation. While it is true that the hospitality industry makes leaps in technology innovation, the fact remains that the adoption of technology is still blocked by legacy infrastructure. This article offers an overview of the impact the latest Information Technology has on hotel operations as well as how infrastructure limitations may stall industry growth and reduce sustainability by blocking such new technologies. Th...

KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 16 — The Kuala Lumpur Convention Centre, Malaysia’s premier award-winning purpose-built venue has achieved a strong performance with the venue achieving 40...

IEEE ICICLE is looking to help define the field and provide guidance for those deploying new learning technologies. Yet Analytics CEO Shelly Blake-Plock is serving as acting chair as the group gets going.

The Quantum AI Institute — the leading quantum computing conference™ producer — today announced that the Quantum Sustainability Summit recorded for the COP27

MIT professor Tomás Palacios is the new director of the Microsystems Technology Laboratories (MTL) at MIT. He succeeds Hae-Sung "Harry" Lee.

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Northwestern University’s Roozbeh Ghaffari and Daniel Martin Watterson have been named 2022 fellows of the National Academy of Inventors (NAI).

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The OED’s word of the year is…something. Google’s search of the year. GE buys all the ads in the New York Times. A barcode tattoo that can be scanned by a store checkout. A 504-page photobook of people cleaning things. The Northern Lights Photographer of the Year’s 25 best aurora photos. Why are city streetlights turning purple? A graphene-based artificial muscle that is 17 times more powerful than human muscle. Is Grawindy the “next generation of wind technology”? Reusable elastic l...