Technology
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Howard University Reopens Wednesday After Ransomware Cyberattack
Howard University partially reopened Wednesday for in-person activity, one day after a ransomware cyberattack forced the school to cancel classes.
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Researchers Develop Novel AI Blood Testing Technology To Identify Lung Cancers
A group of American scientists has developed a new artificial intelligence blood testing technology to detect lung cancer.
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Magnets Could Offer Better Control of Prosthetic Limbs: Study
Researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology have developed a new strategy that could offer much more precise control of…
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Twitter’s Blue Verification Mark a Black and White Thing
The New Pittsburgh Courier, the St. Louis American and Philadelphia Tribune count among the National Newspaper Publishers Association (NNPA) most…
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Biden Tackles Cybersecurity After String of Ransomware Attacks
After a ransomware attack targeted the 5,500-mile Colonial Pipeline in early May, triggering panic-buying among consumers and fuel shortages throughout…
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VIDEO: Electric Flying Taxis Set for World Takeoff
Electric vertical takeoff and landing taxis (eVTOL) will whisk people across Germany as soon as 2025, according to Bavaria startup…
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Americans Don’t Realize True Extent of Cyber Threats: Comcast
Internet users in the United States vastly underestimate how often their home networks are targeted by cyber threats, according to…
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IT Recruiters Building Pathways to Industry for African Americans
If nothing else, the coronavirus pandemic and the mass movement to the virtual realm that followed have challenged information technology…
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FAMU Law’s New WeatherSTEM System Gives Real-Time Info on Storm Activity
Florida A&M University College of Law says its newly acquired WeatherSTEM system provides real-time smart weather technology that will benefit…
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Google Maps Adds Tracker to Reveal Coronavirus Hot Spots
Google Maps will now assist users in avoiding coronavirus hot spots.
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