2013 Nissan Leaf Edges Closer To Production In Smyrna, TN
by Nikki Gordon-Bloomfield: Later this year, Nissan will start producing the 2013 all-electric Leaf at its Smyrna facility in Tennessee.
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Stunning Progress in Technology Brings The Death of Unskilled Labor
As part of the online web series Which Way Next, hosted by Singularity University, Vivek Wadhwa, VP of Academics and Innovation, sat down with Carl Bass, CEO at Autodesk, to explore some of the pivotal technologies coming online
Salim Ismail And Brad Templeton Remind Us To Be Prepared For Exponetential Times
At the recent DLD Moscow Conference Singularity University’s Salim Ismail and internet entrepreneur Brad Templeton highlighted how exponential technology effects are already revolutionizing business and society.
Accelerated Tech News 10 – New and Improved Look plus RoboJellyfish, Biochips and More!
by Aaron Saenz: Welcome to the new and improved Singularity Hub Accelerated Tech News! With the help of an incredible production team ATN has been upgraded to HD, with state of the art graphics, and a smooth sound.
Accelerated Tech News 8 – SpaceX, Singularity University, Google, YouTube and Immortality!
The world of news moves fast, so you’ve got to move even faster. Welcome back to Accelerated Tech News, Singularity Hub’s rapid fire show designed to streamline our stories so you can absorb them quicker and easier.
Need a New Assistant? Evi Makes a Bid to Replace Siri on iPhone and Android
When the iPhone 4S arrived last fall, one of the most talked about, and lauded, features was Siri, the virtual assistant.
Harald Haas: Wireless Data From Every Lightbulb
When we use smartphones or tablet PCs to surf the internet, check emails, share pictures, engage in social networking, or store information in a cloud, we make use of wireless communications technology.
Naomi Klein: Addicted to Risk
Days before this talk, journalist Naomi Klein was on a boat in the Gulf of Mexico, looking at the catastrophic results of BP’s risky pursuit of oil.
Kevin Kelly: Predicting the next 5,000 days of the web
At the 2007 EG conference, Kevin Kelly shares a fun stat: The World Wide Web, as we know it, is only 5,000 days old.