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NYC won’t permit fully driverless vehicles.

BYD aims to sell 500,000 electric vehicles overseas in 2024 and further double the number to 1 million units in 2025, chairman Wang Chuanfu told investors

Alibaba’s logistics operation Cainiao will double employees’ annual bonuses next year after the company announced it was canceling its planned IPO in Hong Kong.

Lower-income communities across the United States have long been much slower to adopt solar power than their affluent neighbors, even when local and federal agencies offer tax breaks and other financial incentives.

Xiaomi, a well-known maker of smart consumer electronics in China, is joining the country's booming but crowded market for electric cars.

Israel, in its various areas of expertise, has emerged as a powerhouse of digital advertising, nurturing some of the world's most innovative and influential minds. This article celebrates Adcore’s top 10 digital advertising experts in Israel, their groundbreaking work and the contributions to the field. These individuals have positioned themselves at the forefront of the industry from pioneering new technologies to crafting strategies that redefine digital engagement. These leaders have not only propelled their businesses to new heights but have also set the bar for excellence globally. Join us as we honor their achievements and explore their insights, shaping the future of digital advertising.

MIT chemical engineers have devised an efficient way to convert carbon dioxide to carbon monoxide, a chemical precursor that can be used to generate useful compounds such as ethanol and other fuels.

Amazon will soon offer same-day delivery of several prescription medications in Los Angeles and New York, yet another example of the online shopping giant's bet on consumers' growing dependence on ease and speed.

Discover popular drones that professionals, videographers, hobbyists and families will love.

The animated adaption of the Ark games boasts a star-studded cast.

The demo for Shift Up’s character action game drops on March 29 and save data carries over

Now an indie studio, Toys for Bob is reportedly going back to its roots for its next game.

You can score some nice deals on Xbox controllers at Amazon, Best Buy, and Walmart.

A new fabrication process that could be used to build a quantum computer achieves an almost zero failure rate and has the potential to be scaled up, according to new research from engineers and physicists at UCL.

Semiconductors are the basic building blocks of microchips. These technological marvels are in everything from lightbulbs and toothbrushes to cars, trains and planes, not to mention the vast array of electronics that have become integral to many people's daily lives.

Global sales of electric vehicles (EVs) increased from 716,000 vehicles in 2015 to 10.6 million vehicles in 2022. Meanwhile, demand rose for the materials used in EV batteries such as graphite, cobalt and lithium.

Amazon said Wednesday it is pouring an additional $2.75 billion into Anthropic, bringing its total investment in the artificial intelligence startup to $4 billion.

Flexible solar cells have many potential applications in aerospace and flexible electronics, but low energy conversion efficiency has limited their practical use. A new manufacturing method has increased the power efficiency of flexible solar cells made from perovskite, a class of compounds with a specific crystalline structure that facilitates the conversion of solar energy into electricity.

Glimpses of the future often emerge at the Game Developers Conference. It's where indie games generate a buzz or the kernel of a big idea is planted. This year, artificial intelligence took center stage as Nvidia showed off jaw-dropping capabilities of its chipsets and software companies such as Convai and Ubisoft revealed intriguing gameplay opportunities.

Lithium-ion batteries contain flammable materials that could pose a safety risk under certain conditions. Dr. Yaser Abu-Lebdeh is one of the researchers using the Canadian Light Source (CLS) at the University of Saskatchewan to develop a safer alternative: solid-state batteries.