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The Mission to Rescue a Scientist From the South Pole—in the Middle of Winter
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Bernie Is Done, But Berners Are Coming for Your District
It was the standard Sanders stump speech. But it was also a post-mortem on a hard fought race. The post…
Here’s How IBM Is Planning to Use Its Own Blockchain Software
Bitcoin may still bring to mind images of drug markets and hackers. But big corporations are also embracing the technology…
To Fix Inequality, Silicon Valley Needs to Share a Lot More Data
The tech industry needs to embrace big diversity data just like it does every other kind of data. The post…
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Last month Google revealed that it’s making its own custom artificial intelligence processing chips. Now it turns out that you…