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Virtual reality and Van Gogh collide — technology is turning museums into a booming industry - CNBC

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Virtual reality and Van Gogh collide — technology is turning museums into a booming industry
CNBC
Museums are looking at the best attendance they've ever had, thanks to the way technology is revolutionizing the consumption of art. According to the American Alliance of Museums, U.S. cultural institutions see more than 850 million visits per year ...

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Why Futurist Ray Kurzweil Isn't Worried About Technology Stealing Your Job - Fortune

Fortune

Why Futurist Ray Kurzweil Isn't Worried About Technology Stealing Your Job
Fortune
That's partly why, in 2008, he cofounded the aptly named Singularity University, an institute that focuses on world-changing technologies. We caught up with the longtime futurist to get his take on the A.I. debate and, well, to ask what the future ...

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China's Slipping Export Crown Could Be Saved by Technology - Bloomberg

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China's Slipping Export Crown Could Be Saved by Technology
Bloomberg
Beijing's drive to create national champions, subsidize emerging industries, and force technology transfers from foreign firms in the country has prompted U.S. Trade Representative Robert Lighthizer to say it's an unprecedented threat to the world ...

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China-based companies deny allegations they stole Hitachi technology - Financial Times

China-based companies deny allegations they stole Hitachi technology
Financial Times
The Japanese individuals and a Chinese company at the heart of a trade secrets case filed in the US by Hitachi Metals last week have denied allegations that they misappropriated the Japanese company's proprietary technology. Japanese conglomerate ...

Governments Are Testing Their Own Cryptocurrencies - MIT Technology Review

MIT Technology Review

Governments Are Testing Their Own Cryptocurrencies
MIT Technology Review
Riksbank isn't the only central bank taking a serious look at blockchain, the technology that makes Bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies run. These systems, also called distributed ledgers, rely on networks of computers, rather than a central authority ...

The technology firsts that have shaped modern life as we know it - Quartz

Quartz

The technology firsts that have shaped modern life as we know it
Quartz
There's a first time for everything, as the saying goes. It might feel like we've been sending email attachments forever, but actually the first one happened less than 20 years ago. AOL instant messaging, the beloved and one-time ubiquitous chat ...

Genesis Research and Technology Group's Eco-Friendly Technology - Markets Insider

Genesis Research and Technology Group's Eco-Friendly Technology
Markets Insider
Genesis Research and Technology Group has a custom, mobile and, if need be, solar-powered technology solution to clean the water from oil production so that it can be reused multiple times. "The dirty fracking water can be cleaned at up to 2,000 ...

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The three key things you need to know about blockchain technology - South China Morning Post

South China Morning Post

The three key things you need to know about blockchain technology
South China Morning Post
Blockchain, a form of distributed ledger technology, burst onto the scene when cryptocurrency bitcoin was introduced by its pseudonymous inventor, Satoshi Nakamoto, through a technical paper published in October 2008. Information for this explainer was ...

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Beckley native to receive Emmy for advancement of drone cinematography technology - Beckley Register-Herald

Beckley Register-Herald

Beckley native to receive Emmy for advancement of drone cinematography technology
Beckley Register-Herald
Robert Seidel, chairman of the Technology & Engineering Achievement Committee, said, “We award the Technology and Engineering Emmy Award to companies such as John McGraw Aerospace Consulting that are the 'tool makers' of the industry who have ...

CRISPR gene-editing technology could lower risk of miscarriages - Digital Trends

Digital Trends

CRISPR gene-editing technology could lower risk of miscarriages
Digital Trends
The gene-editing technology is called CRISPR Cas9. CRISPR allows for the permanent modification of genes within organisms. It can also cut out genetic defects that are believed to contribute to miscarriages. There's a human genetic marker known as OTC4 ...

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