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TLDR: The MQTT protocol is gaining traction in industrial automation and IT interop due to its scalability, low-client footprint, security, reliability, and bi-directional connectivity. MQTT is becoming a de facto standard for

TLDR: Global Automation and Energy Management company, Schneider Electric, has emphasized the need for the widespread adoption of smart technology in pipeline infrastructure to ensure energy security. The company believes that incorporating

Canon has developed a new chipmaking technology that could challenge the market dominance of Dutch company ASML. Canon’s “nanoimprint lithography machines” use a stamping process to produce chips, reducing costs and energy

Researchers at Ohio State University are working on methods to extract latex from two sustainable North American plant sources to boost the U.S. rubber market: a dandelion species and a desert shrub.

TLDR: Mastercard’s General Manager of MENA East, J.K. Khalil, has used his education at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business to bring fresh perspectives and innovative thinking to the financial

TLDR: Battery technology is constantly evolving as researchers explore alternative materials for cleaner and more sustainable energy solutions. The global demand for batteries is projected to grow by 25% annually by 2030.

In the midst of the COVID-19 pandemic, many younger executives were promoted to CEO positions within startups. However, as the startup wave has begun to ebb and funding becomes scarcer, companies are

TLDR: – Generative A.I. technology that can create deepfakes and manipulate media is a concerning threat to society. – While there are systems in place to secure new content, the lack of

TLDR: In a recent study on brand loyalty, it was found that Apple and Samsung dominate in various tech categories such as smartphones, headphones, laptops, and tablets. However, Microsoft’s name was noticeably

Korean kimchi makers are turning to AI for quality control as the popularity of Korean cultural exports grows and export demand for kimchi rises. Previously, kimchi production has relied on human quality