Author: JohnVlahos

• Sensing the Inevitable, Companies Begin to Adapt to Climate Change
  Most have yet to incorporate climate change into their business plans, but a few are finding a way.

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• Peek Inside Tri Alpha Energy, a Company Pursuing the Ideal Power Source
  A startup in California has raised $500 million to chase the elusive dream of fusion power. Is this crazy, or is the company on to something?

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• Inside Vicarious, the Secretive AI Startup Bringing Imagination to Computers
  By reinventing the neural network, the company hopes to help computers make the leap from processing words and symbols to comprehending the real world.

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• Rising Seas Lift an Industry
  For the Dutch masters of water management, climate change is a boon.

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• Robots Learn How to Make Friends and Influence People
  If robots can learn to respect human social norms, they will become much better at navigating busy spaces like airports, malls, or city sidewalks.

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• Wireless, Super-Fast Internet Access Is Coming to Your Home
  The Supreme Court shut down his last venture, Aereo, after it riled TV broadcasters. Now Chet Kanojia wants to overturn how broadband is delivered.

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• Moore’s Law Is Dead. Now What?
  Shrinking transistors have powered 50 years of advances in computing—but now other ways must be found to make computers more capable.

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• To Make Fresh Water without Warming the Planet, Countries Eye Solar Power
  Solar-powered desalination would be ideal—if only the cost comes down.

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• The Plan to Rescue Hawaii’s Birds with Genetic Engineering
  There’s a chance to use cutting-edge technology to save native Hawaiian birds from the mosquitoes that are driving them to extinction.

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• The Unbelievable Reality of the Impossible Hyperloop
  Startup Hyperloop Technologies has started shooting magnetically levitated capsules along a track in Las Vegas to show off a radical idea for the future of freight and mass transit.

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