Intel's Mobile Chips Advance, But Are Still A Tough Sell
With more power-efficient designs, and cutting edge manufacturing, the chipmaker is poised to surpass ARM for the first time.
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An Internet for Manufacturing
Imagine a factory where every product remembers how it was made.
Don’t Divorce Design from Manufacturing
The CEO of design software giant Autodesk says advances in computing are lowering manufacturing costs while making products better.
The Quest for the Monster Wind Turbine Blade
Companies are racing to develop ways to make the 100-meter blades needed to make offshore wind compete with fossil fuels.
Glass That Bends the Rules of Manufacturing
Corning developed a thin, flexible glass, but the real breakthrough was figuring out how to mass-produce it.
Amazon Woos Advertisers with What It Knows about Consumers
The e-commerce giant has the data that all advertisers want—what millions of people are shopping for—and now it plans to use it.
Intel Bets on Fabs, Again
The world’s largest chipmaker is counting on its U.S.-based manufacturing to earn it a toehold in the market for mobile processors.
Watch Out for the Startup Using Tiny Antennas to Show the Oscars on an iPhone
It might not survive legal challenges, but Aereo could force broadcasters into moving quicker to offer their shows online.
DARPA Wants to Remake Manufacturing
The military research agency hopes to design and build an amphibious tank from scratch in three years.
Small Factories Give Baxter the Robot a Cautious Once-Over
Rethink Robotics invented a $22,000 humanoid robot that competes with low-wage workers.
