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CBRS gets a boost under new FCC usage rules

The FCC announced new rules governing commercial operations in 3.5GHz CBRS that will expand unencumbered services in the band to an additional 72 million people across more than a dozen states. “Today, we are improving access to the 3.5GHz band for tens of millions of Americans,” said FCC Chairwoman Jessica Rosenworcel in a statement. “The CBRS dynamic spectrum […]

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Small California town could be a testing ground for hydrogen blending fuel project

A California town of around 9,525 people, many of them farmworkers, is in line to become a testing ground for a “hydrogen blending” project that could potentially lower greenhouse gas emissions in the state. Hydrogen blending is the process through which hydrogen is gradually introduced to a gas distribution system, blending with the natural gas. […]

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AI at the edge: Powerful devices, greater storage

Artificial Intelligence (AI) is continuing its journey from being a mere pipe dream to a tool used by millions of businesses and consumers across the globe. This technology already has many, varied use cases, which have numerous benefits including improving productivity, enhancing analytics and automating some manual tasks. AI can be generated at the edge, […]

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Somewear Labs enables flexible communications via multiple connectivity technologies

San Francisco-based Somewear Labs is delivering hardware and software solutions designed to let first responders and others leverage multiple forms of connectivity—from satellite to broadband to mesh—to share situational-awareness data in almost any environment without requiring user intervention, according to the company CEO. Somewear Labs founder and CEO James Kubik said the company’s offerings are […]

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Data centers to run out of power in two years, says DigitalBridge CEO

It’s no secret that data centers – including those running new AI programs – consume lots and lots of electricity. But according to the CEO of digital infrastructure company DigitalBridge, the situation is much more dire than most in the industry believe. “Power is really the constraining factor. And that’s going to become more evident […]

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SES to strengthen itself with $3.1B Intelsat acquisition

Satellite communications company SES announced April 30 that it will acquire its competitor Intelsat, saying it will pay $3.1 billion to buy 100% of equity in the latter company. This implies an enterprise value of $5 billion for Intelsat. SES has said it will finance the transaction from existing cash and equivalents as well as […]

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Artificial intelligence can help manage the grid but creates risks if deployed ‘naïvely,’ DOE warns

Artificial intelligence can help manage the U.S. electric grid, including reducing emissions and lowering costs — but the nascent technology poses significant risks if deployed “naïvely,” the Department of Energy said in a pair of reports published Monday. Priority use cases for managing the U.S. electrical system include grid planning, permitting and siting, operations and […]

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Wireless device harvests environmental energy for battery-free IoT

Silicon Labs, a wireless technology developer, has launched a new series of wireless system-on-chip (SoC) devices for battery-free, energy-harvesting applications. The company said the series represents its most energy-efficient SoCs to date and will allow IoT device makers to build wireless devices that can harvest energy from external sources in their environments, such as lights […]

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The future of AI will require an energy breakthrough. The answer is a fusion moonshot.

The Biden administration recently announced plans to work with tech firms on power usage. Technological revolutions have always come with novel challenges: building infrastructure, navigating dual-purpose applications and preparing our workforce. For the growing industry surrounding AI, this challenge is energy. Progress in AI will soon face the limits of the power available on the grid. As the administration […]

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EV charging stations still riddled with cybersecurity vulnerabilities

The increasing popularity of electric vehicles (EVs) isn’t just a favorite for gas-conscious consumers, but also for cybercriminals who focus on using EV charging stations to launch far-reaching attacks. This is because every charging point, whether inside a private garage or on a public parking lot, is online and running a variety of software that […]

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CBRS gets a boost under new FCC usage rules

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Small California town could be a testing ground for hydrogen blending fuel project

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AI at the edge: Powerful devices, greater storage

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Somewear Labs enables flexible communications via multiple connectivity technologies

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Data centers to run out of power in two years, says DigitalBridge CEO

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SES to strengthen itself with $3.1B Intelsat acquisition

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Artificial intelligence can help manage the grid but creates risks if deployed ‘naïvely,’ DOE warns

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Wireless device harvests environmental energy for battery-free IoT

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The future of AI will require an energy breakthrough. The answer is a fusion moonshot.

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EV charging stations still riddled with cybersecurity vulnerabilities

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