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The National Post explains.

China now may have the computing power at its disposal to match, or even overtake, technology leaders like the United States in several areas that could be key to becoming the dominant economic and

China now may have the computing power at its disposal to match, or even overtake, technology leaders like the United States in several areas that could be key to becoming the dominant economic and

WASHINGTON (BRAIN) — Representatives from various organizations — including the bicycle industry, independent standards groups, and consumer safety advocates — will meet Thursday at 10 a.m. EDT to discuss lithium-ion battery safety at a Consumer Product Safety Commission forum.

Electric vehicles are gaining popularity here and across the country. But, as we watch the extreme heat in Arizona continue to break records — what does it do to the lithium ion batteries that make them go? Michael Pecht is a mechanical engineering professor at the University of Maryland and he joined The Show to talk about his studies on the effect of heat on EV batteries and

Street lights are spontaneously turning purple in cities around the world. Why is this happening? To find out, view here.

Streetlights in a bunch of major cities are turning purple. Is it just a fluke — or a warning of the chaos to come?

The Biden administration’s move to limit semiconductor exports to China is facing hurdles that could strain the effort and international supply chains.