Sci-Tech

First joint France-China satellite to study ocean storms and cyclones

BEIJING, China (AFP) -- France and China's space agencies unveiled their first joint satellite in Beijing Friday, which will be…

Spacewalkers fix robotic arm in time to grab next cargo ship

by Kerry SHERIDAN Agence France-Presse MIAMI, United States (AFP) -- Two American astronauts on Friday wrapped up crucial repairs to…

Dutch family sells everything to bet on bitcoins

THE HAGUE, Netherlands (AFP) -- A Dutch family has sold virtually all they own, including a business, their home, two…

World’s first floating wind farm opens off Scotland

ABERDEENSHIRE, Scotland (Reuters) -- Norway's Statoil expects floating wind power costs to fall to 40-60 euros per megawatt-hour (MWh) by…

Is facial recognition the stuff of sci-fi? Not in China

by Peter STEBBINGS Agence France-Presse SHANGHAI, China (AFP) - From toilet-paper dispensers to fast-food restaurants, travel and crime-fighting, China is taking the…

Intel working with Facebook on chips for Artificial Intelligence

LAGUNA BEACH, United States (AFP) -- Intel chief Brian Krzanich said Tuesday his company is working on a super-fast chip…

Electric jet startup could become ‘Uber in the sky’

by Glenn Chapman Agence France-Presse LAGUNA BEACH, United States (AFP) -- Eviation Aircraft chief executive Omer Bar-Yohay pictures a day…

Huawei bets on AI phone in challenge to Apple, Samsung

MUNICH, Germany (AFP) -- Chinese technology group Huawei unveiled its latest smartphone Monday, talking up the advanced artificial intelligence capabilities…

In first, scientists detect gravitational waves and light from star collision

WASHINGTON, United States (Reuters) -- Scientists in the United States and Europe have for the first time detected gravitational waves,…

St. Helena’s isolation ends as air link opens

by Beatrice Debut Agence France-Presse JAMESTOWN, United Kingdom (AFP) -- The first regular commercial flight landed at St. Helena Saturday,…

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