Why Did Humans—But Not Other Great Apes—Become Technologically Advanced? They Learned To Cooperate, posted on Big Think, direct link at.

Posted on Big Think.

https://youtube.com/watch?v=50y4PcAhf2Q&feature=share

‎ The U.S. move to protect the semiconductor industry continues apace. This Tuesday, the Commerce Department ordered a ban on selling high-tech equipment to large Chinese semiconductor companies such as Yangtze River Storage, Changxin Storage, SMIC, and others. In addition, foreign residents in the United States will not be allowed to work for Chinese companies without special permission. Experts and analysts said these measures could severely damage China’s semiconductor industry.

#ChinaRevealed #ChinaNews

A special tank was used to train nine fish to find if they can measure distance.

MIT’s new “passive cooling” system could break the spiral of more air conditioning.

Google is expanding its real-world tests of Project Starline’s video calling booths with an early access program that will see the tech used in the offices of various enterprise partners, including Salesforce, WeWork, T-Mobile and others.

It’s an amazing way to have a virtual conversation.

The patterns observed in a jet exiting a nozzle are directly related to the size of the nozzle’s opening and to the rate at which water flows.

Did you miss a session from MetaBeat 2022? Head over to the on-demand library for all of our featured sessions here.

The software supply chain is not linear or simplistic: It is made up of many different components introduced at different times and in different phases.

And, today’s software supply chains only continue to grow in complexity — a mix of proprietary, open-source and third-party code, configurations, binaries, libraries, plugins and other dependencies.