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Positive U.S.-China trade headlines are giving the tech sector a boost and chip stock Nvidia could ride the wave higher, says Todd Gordon. Via Igor Espanhol 
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For many people in remote regions access to healthcare is limited, so tech is coming to their aid. Via Igor Espanhol
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February 12, 2018 6:18 PM
"Margaret works out of the Kiambu Community Life Centre north of Nairobi, where voluntary health workers are the first point of contact for those seeking medical help."
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England may just be building the highways of the future. This month, the Brits announced a pilot for electric motorways. Yes, that’s correct. You can charge your electric vehicle while driving, minimizing stop times at charging stations and making it easier to do a road trip in a Tesla. The UK [...] Via 15marches, Richard Platt, Investors Europe Stock Brokers
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August 25, 2015 3:27 AM
England may just be building the highways of the future. This month, the Brits announced a pilot for electric motorways. Yes, that’s correct. You can charge your electric vehicle while driving, minimizing stop times at charging stations and making it easier to do a road trip in a Tesla. The UK is not the first country to try this concept. The Netherlands has been researching “smart highways,” which go beyond electric-powered streets to a host of new technologies. South Korea already has a 15-mile stretch of road that’s powered with electric cables. The UK hopes to build a more expansive network but will begin with an 18-month pilot. The UK has been pumping money into new technologies for its aging infrastructure. Highways England, the government agency responsible for the country’s motorways, is already committed to placing plug-in charging stations every 20 miles along its major A1 roads. This is part of the government’s Road Investment Strategy, in which the government will spend $17 billion to modernize its transit systems. |
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"Assistive driving" to help cars spot red lights, stop signs, and avoid accidents is "the way to go," Wozniak says. Via Igor Espanhol
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November 13, 2018 3:49 PM
"Technologist Steve Wozniak told CNBC on Tuesday he had once hoped that Apple would build the first self-driving car."
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Blockchain technology is a type of distributed ledger or decentralised database that keeps records of digital transactions. Via Enos Senior
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June 12, 2017 10:56 AM
"According to an Australian research, blockchain technology that enables bitcoin may increase productivity and innovation in government and industry in the future. Blockchain is a type of distributed ledger or decentralized database that keeps records of digital transactions." |
"The trade war is giving the tech sector a boost and it is likely that it could surge upwards even more."