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Engineers have developed flexible circuitry that can be mounted on a user’s skin to perform tasks such as health monitoring.

IBM and 3M have announced plans to jointly design adhesives that could enable the stacking of 100 chips, thereby enabling ultrafast processors.

MIT researchers are developing energy-efficient microchips that could operate within wearable or implantable devices that monitor medical patient for health problems.

A group representing companies and government agencies has approved the first smart grid standards.

A new type of antenna uses plasma to focus radio waves and enable ultrafast wireless networks.

MIT researchers have developed a system that promises to make it easier for systems to recover from security breaches.

A company has developed a recommendation engine that uses AI to anticipate what users want even before they have a chance to ask.

As more people use smartphones like mobile computers, manufacturers are increasingly placing powerful, energy-efficient dual-core chips in the devices.

European academic researchers have developed a constellation of sturdy, lightweight flying robots using wireless communications that could be employed in mapping, remote sensing, ground searches, and other similar operations.

A company has designed a lighting-fixture-based system that offers an access point to the Internet or any backbone network to which a user can connect.