r/TechnologyPorn • u/GeorgiaspaceVasiliou • 17d ago
Hearing about this collaboration is beneficial. Adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) is crucial for tackling global challenges such as climate change. Bringing AI solutions to the COP28 climate meeting with the help of Microsoft and G42 is a significant step towards a more sustainable future.
bloomberg.comr/TechnologyPorn • u/giuliomagnifico • Aug 19 '23
Quantum Computing Lab of the Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
r/TechnologyPorn • u/GeorgiaspaceVasiliou • Aug 16 '23
Iraq and Masdar have worked together admirably! The shift to solar power plants is consistent with global environmental goals. When we see new collaborations like this, it's an encouraging move towards a greener future while also benefiting the economy.
r/TechnologyPorn • u/ONEofZERO_dotNet • Aug 11 '23
The new wave of consumer tech [OC] (Keychron keyboard, pulasr mouse, OneofZero deskpad)
r/TechnologyPorn • u/SupersonicMars • Jul 28 '23
SpaceX full pressure deluge test
twitter.comr/TechnologyPorn • u/schmoozingovercoffee • Jul 02 '23
Smaller or Larger Laptops
Today I read about the new 15 inch Macbook Air. This comes in at a time when the world, or atleast the world around me, was steadily heading towards 13-inch laptop screens because they were slimmer and lighter and being compact was(/is) in vogue. Apple keeps saying that it sets the trend for the world to follow. And the competitors rightfully do follow its direction. So do the consumers.
But why?
When Apple started making thinner slimmer smaller laptops, people thought yep that is what I want.
Now that Apple is yet again rehashing something from the past, I am more than sure bigger laptops are going to make a comeback.
Makes me think of the line which I had heard somewhere but cannot recollect the source now (if you do then let me know, I for sure am perhaps not brilliant enough to come up with this stunning line all by myself) - People do not know what they want. We decide what they want.
Is it true? Do we really not know what we want? Do we really go with the flow? And what makes Apple be the trendsetter?
r/TechnologyPorn • u/InterestingsBed • Jun 30 '23
Fusion of technology, literature, and fan culture. What are your thoughts on this technological innovation that seamlessly integrate fan content with books, creating an immersive and interactive reading experience
blog.peaque.ior/TechnologyPorn • u/LabbaykYaHussain • Jun 13 '23
Do you guys know which watch this is and what the charger is for this?
r/TechnologyPorn • u/veterinarysite • May 29 '23
Bendy solar panels are just as good as regular ones
scihb.comr/TechnologyPorn • u/giuliomagnifico • May 22 '23
Rolls-Royce UltraFan technology testing bed
r/TechnologyPorn • u/xyzerb • May 18 '23
Archer eVTOL air taxi (453kg capacity, 30km range)
r/TechnologyPorn • u/Chisom1998_ • May 16 '23
AI Is Forecasting Shark Attack Risk With 89% Accuracy
thedailyjaws.comr/TechnologyPorn • u/PancreaticDefect • May 16 '23
Calcomp 960 Vertical Plotter from the mid-1970's (OC). Adjusted for inflation, this thing cost over $250,000 when new.
r/TechnologyPorn • u/redithotx3 • Apr 26 '23
Microsoft results top forecasts, shares jump 8% as AI juices sales | Reuters
reuters.comr/TechnologyPorn • u/[deleted] • Apr 21 '23
New Boston Space Force Station New Hampshire "AFSCN"
r/TechnologyPorn • u/[deleted] • Apr 13 '23