IBM Research Touts Real-World Benefits of Quantum Computing
I worked with IBM Research’s public relations agency on this post about breaking the 100-qubit barrier in quantum computing.
IBM Quantum breaks the 100‑qubit processor barrier
I worked with IBM Research’s public relations agency on this post about breaking the 100-qubit barrier in quantum computing.
IBM Quantum breaks the 100‑qubit processor barrier
Nobody wants to learn new software to do their jobs. Finding the right-sized asset management systems, or MAM, is key to getting something that’s useful.
Finding the Right-Sized Asset Manager for Your Post-Production Workflow
If running big buses on fixed routes and fixed schedules was a money-loser already, the COVID-19 pandemic may provide the tipping point for public transport as a whole. Some operators have found they can switch to on-demand transportation more quickly than they thought.
Streaming services are brilliant for sports addicts, who can watch international matches live. But that’s a bad play for sleep quality. If you must watch into the early hours, here are some tips for recovering the next day.
A rare foray for me into the realms of energy, politics and state economy. This was something of strong personal interest to me.
Will the State Take Over PG&E? And If That is Possible, Is It Also Wise?
There are two different approaches for turning trucks into EVs: create hybrids or go all-electric. Meanwhile, Toyota advances hydrogen-fueled trucks.
This was a fun story for me to do. At first, I thought 3D printing of concrete was a technology in search of a use. But New Charity has an interesting funding model that allows it to explore pricey, leading-edge technologies for social good. And they are doing great work.
Everyone knows that cybersecurity for connected and autonomous cars is a work that’s barely in progress. This article details some of the newest thinking and potential strategies for securing V2V and V2X communications.
Hooking Up to the IoT with a Clear Conscience
Media fragmentation, social news, over-the-top viewing? Don’t matter to local television.
Local TV news beats national news in trust, reach, revenue and value.
Don’t believe it? Read the polls.
My assignment: find out whether Northern California’s fires, which followed Hurricanes Harvey and Irma, were attracting donations that usually went to local charities. The answer: mostly no, or at least not yet.
Here’s how local orgs keep their donors inspired.