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In an interview with Ship & Bunker last year, CEO Noah Silberschmidt said the firm aims for 500 sales of its systems by 2025.

Drillers have their certification schemes to prove the natural gas they extract is “responsible”–meaning most if not all of the... Continue reading

KYL/D to perform Suzanne Roberts Theatre Kun-Yang Lin/Dancers announced its 14th Spring Home Season performances at The Suzanne Roberts Theatre on Philadelphia’s Avenue of the Arts on April 8 at 7:30 p.m., and on April 9 at 2:30 and 7:30 p.m. 

Scientists tried for years to understand how a hummingbird tongue and beak works. Discover the fascinating ways these tiny fliers use tongues and beaks.

Microsoft is dipping its toes into the blockchain and metaverse world with a new investing round at the $450 million mark in the backing of startup ConsenSys.

Dan Riley of Interstates explains how digital twins improve production operations and what industry segments are using them most.

Solana Pay promises to be the next step in payments processing, but does the digital payment platform have what it takes?

Hulu is featuring a new service for its subscribers and it is with the unlimited DVR feature for the streams, that has an expiration date instead of a data cap.

The Dutch moves to East Passyunk Chef Lee Styer’s popular breakfast and lunch eatery The Dutch has made the move from Pennsport to East Passyunk Avenue with its new location officially open for service, boasting a robust brunch menu with dinner service and a full bar program to come by mid-March.

Database virtualization claims to break vendor lock-in on data warehouse technology. How applicable is it and how can IT leaders evaluate the technology?