Articles by Joaquin Victor Tacla
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#TechCEO Former Intel Guy José Álvaro Avalos is now the CEO Intel Spinoff AustinGIS
The tech industry knows Avalos as one of the main guys in Intel, but now he is leading his own technology infrastructure firm.
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This Record-Breaking Chip Can Transmit Data Twice the Speed of the Internet's Traffic Per Second
Researchers have broken the speed record after transmitting data at a blazing rate of 1.85 petabits per second.
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Tesla's Price Reductions in China Costs a 3% Dip in the Company's Market Share
Tesla's market shares dipped by 3% after reducing the prices of its Model 3 and Model Y. Tesla recently slashed the price tags of its cars in China by 10%.
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Researchers Develop an AI-Chemist That Conducts Chemical Research and Experiments
Researchers have designed an AI chemist outfitted with a scientific mind to conduct chemical research and experiments.
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Aquanauts Discover an 'Oasis of Life' Hidden in the Depths of Maldives
A group of "aquanauts" found a new, flourishing ecosystem hidden in a vast watery desert in the Maldives.
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This Autonomous Multi-Use Robotic Vehicle Could Revolutionize the Agriculture Industry
Robotics Plus unveiled its multi-use robotic vehicle designed to perform orchard and vineyard machine jobs.
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NASA Snaps a Real-Life Van Gogh Painting From Space in the Baltic Sea
Massive phytoplankton concentrations swirled in the Baltic Sea, creating a real-life "Starry Night" painting.
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NASA's Curiosity Mars Rover Arrives at Salty Region Formed Billions of Years Ago
After traversing a hazardous terrain, Curiosity finally arrived at a salty region on Mars that formed billions of years ago.
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US Looks to Expand Tech Bans on China to AI and Quantum Computing
The Biden administration is reportedly eyeing to expand its restrictions on China for its AI and quantum computing technologies.
Taylor Swift's 'Midnights' Album Drop Crashes Spotify
Swifties flooded Spotify on Friday to stream Taylor Swift's new album "Midnights." The clock has finally struck midnight, and Swifties are taking over Spotify to stream Taylor Swift's newest album, "Midnights", which was released on Friday, Oct.
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Elon Musk is Reportedly Planning to Lay Off 75% of Twitter's Workforce
Elon Musk has reportedly informed potential investors of Twitter that he will cut 75% of the company's workforce.
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NASA's First Mission to Observe All Water on Earth Arrives at Launch Site
NASA is set to study nearly all water found on Earth's surface. NASA's Surface Water and Ocean Topography (SWOT) satellite has finally arrived at the Californian Vandenberg Space Force Base, where engineers will start making last-minute preparations for the spacecraft's launch in December aboard a SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket from Space Launch Center-4 East.
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NASA's James Webb Space Telescope Finds Galaxies Merging Around a 'Monster' Black Hole
Webb gives us a fascinating glimpse into three galaxies merging around an extremely red quasar! Astronomers made an unexpected discovery while using the James Webb Space Telescope to peer back in time to the early universe, they saw a dazzling group of galaxies fusing together around a rare red quasar within a gigantic black hole.
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Bias AI? Study Finds that AI Algorithms Can Identify Someone's Racial Identity Based on X-rays
Researchers found that AI can accurately identify someone's race from radiographic scans, which could cause racial bias and disparities in the medical field.
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This New Website Lets You Search Through 91.7 Million Files from the 80s and Other Eras
Want to listen to vintage music? This new website has tons of files from the 80s and 90s perfect for a blast in the past.
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This New European Political Party is Headed by an AI Chatbot
This AI-led political party in Denmark wants to raise public awareness about AI's societal effects.
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World's Second Largest Solar Energy Storage is Now Up and Running in California
The world's second-largest solar energy storage is now up and running in a desert close to Blythe.
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[WATCH] NASA's NEOWISE Telescope Releases a 12-Year Time-Lapse Movie of the Entire Sky!
Revel in the full glories of the sky with this 12-year time-lapse movie from NASA! Snapshots of the sky give us a glimpse of what it's like to live up there, but movies immerse us fully into the wonders of the universe.
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NASA Will Allow Spacewalks Outside the ISS Again After 7 Months
Astronauts are now allowed to conduct spacewalks outside the ISS after a water incident back in March.
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North Korea Fires 100 Artillery Shells in the Inter-Korean Buffer Zone
North Korea fires 100 more artillery shells as a response to the South's live-firing exercises at border areas.
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Researchers are Growing Zombie Mushrooms to Help Create Anti-Cancer and Anti-Viral Drugs
Researchers are now growing zombie mushrooms in a lab in hopes of developing anti-cancer and anti-viral drugs.
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Edible Sensors: Scientists Are Developing Printed Electronics That Can be Eaten in the Future
Experts at ACS sensors created an entirely edible sensor to detect if frozen products have been refrozen or contaminated.
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NASA's IXPE Uncovers Electric Remnants of Exploded Star Cassiopeia A
NASA's Imaging X-ray Polarimetry Explorer has detected polarized X-rays from the remnants of an exploding star for the first time.
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NATO Jumpstarts Nuclear Exercises Amid Ongoing Russian Missile Attacks on Ukraine
NATO has begun its nuclear drills despite the growing tensions in Ukraine. NATO on Monday began its annual nuclear drills in northwest Europe as they had long been planned, even as tensions escalate over the conflict in Ukraine and President Vladimir Putin's threat to take whatever means necessary to defend Russian territory The drills, which the military alliance said will involve 60 aircraft, including fighter jets, surveillance aircraft, and refueling planes, will be joined by 14 of NATO's 30 member countries, according to a report by the AP.
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Edible QR Codes: Researchers 3D Printed Codes Embedded in Cookies
Researchers have 3D-printed edible QR codes that may help the industry in creating non-toxic tags. Our lives were made considerably simpler by QR codes, which were developed in 1994 by the Japanese vehicle company Denso Wave.
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Scientists Develop a New Electrode that Gives EV Batteries a 25% Density Boost
Scientists claimed that they have created an electrode that would increase the energy density of EV batteries by 10-25%.
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NASA Astronaut Snaps a Stunning Lightning Strike in the Gulf of Thailand
An astronaut from the ISS captures two enchanting blue blobs of light from the moon and a lightning strike.
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EU Achieves Record of Solar and Wind Energy Generation Since Russia-Ukraine War Broke Out
As EU nations grapple with Russian gas restrictions, their use of renewables has increased, according to a recent study.
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YouTube Lifts 4K Video Limit on Premium Subscribers
YouTube has finally halted its experiment to limit 4K streaming to premium subscribers. According to one of its official Twitter accounts, YouTube has stopped the experiment that prevented users from watching videos in 4K without paying an additional $11.
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England will Install Noise-Detecting Traffic Cameras to Crack Down on "Boy Racers"
Noise cameras will be installed in selected areas in England to crack down on rowdy drivers. The Department for Transport has announced that four locations in England will test noise-detecting traffic cameras in an effort to crack down on "boy racers" who rev engines and use illegal exhausts, according to a report by The Guardian.
