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Latest Tech Antitrust Suit Accuses LinkedIn of Monopolizing the Professional Social Networking Services Market - Vimarsana News

Latest Tech Antitrust Suit Accuses LinkedIn of Monopolizing the Professional Social Networking Services Market

On Thursday, three LinkedIn users who pay for its premium subscription service filed suit against the company alleging that it exacts supracompetitive

FDA SBIR Phase I grant awarded to Triple Ring Technologies - Vimarsana News

FDA SBIR Phase I grant awarded to Triple Ring Technologies

/PRNewswire/ -- Triple Ring Technologies, a co-development firm that helps innovators and entrepreneurs develop breakthrough science-based technologies, is...

FDA SBIR Phase I grant awarded to Triple Ring Technologies - Vimarsana News

FDA SBIR Phase I grant awarded to Triple Ring Technologies

/PRNewswire/ -- Triple Ring Technologies, a co-development firm that helps innovators and entrepreneurs develop breakthrough science-based technologies, is...

Avicena Unveils LightBundle Chip Interconnect Technology with Lower Power Consumption - Vimarsana News

Avicena Unveils LightBundle Chip Interconnect Technology with Lower Power Consumption

MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif., June 9, 2021 -- Avicena Inc., a privately held company in Mountain View, CA, unveils LightBundle, a highly parallel optical

University of Sussex scientists discover new way to build a supercomputer - Vimarsana News

University of Sussex scientists discover new way to build a supercomputer

Supercomputers are thousands of times more powerful than everyday desktops. But because they are so expensive, only a few large organisations and government departments can afford them. This has been a major barrier for researchers studying complex things such as the human brain and mental disorders. Now, scientists at the University of Sussex have come with a much cheaper option. Their technology gives basic computers the power to perform extremely complicated calculations and could benefit scientists around the world, the researchers say. Research Fellow in Computer Science Dr J...