Date of sighting: Oct 2023Location of sighting: USA (no other info given)Source: Dept of WarLink: https://www.war.gov/UFO/?releaseDate=Release+06&release=06#LLE-UAP-PR002-Unresolved-UAP-Report-Colorado-October-2023I was looking at the Dept of War website at…
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Background Movements for civil rights were a worldwide series of political movements for equality before the law that peaked in the 1960s. In many situations…
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Background The following document was obtained by The Black Vault through the Freedom of Information Act (FOIA), and was part of the “Stargate Collection” release.…
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One of Intel’s more interesting initiatives over the past few years has been XPU – the idea of using a variety of compute architectures in order to best meet the execution needs of a single workload. In practice, this has led to Intel developing everything from CPUs and GPUs to more specialty hardware like FPGAs…
Rounding out Intel’s direct GPU-related announcements from this morning as part of the company’s annual investor meeting, Intel has confirmed that the company is also getting ready to deliver a more traditional GPU-based accelerator card for server use a bit later this year. Dubbed Arctic Sound-M, the forthcoming accelerator is being aimed in particular at…
Continuing with this morning’s spate of Intel news coming from Intel’s annual Investor meeting, we also have some new information on Intel’s forthcoming Meteor Lake processors, courtesy of this morning’s graphics presentation. Intel’s 2023 client processor platform, Meteor Lake was previously confirmed by the company to use a chiplet/tile approach. Now the company is offering…
As part of Intel’s annual investor meeting taking place today, Raja Koduri, Intel’s SVP and GM of the Accelerated Computing Systems and Graphics (AXG) Group delivered an update to investors on the state of Intel’s GPU and accelerator group, including some fresh news on the state of Intel’s first generation of Arc graphics products. Among…
In-Depth: How Heuer, Breitling, And Hamilton Brought The Automatic Chronograph To The World 50 Years Ago A look back at watches that changed everything, on the occasion of their shared 50th birthday. Originally published by Jeff Stein on HODINKEE, March 6th, 2019 It’s a well-known story, at least in the community of vintage watch collectors.…
Recently updated, the Garmin Smart Wearable Watch For Pilots & Air Adventurers – the Garmin D2 Air X10 is here! Garmin has released a new version of its existing pilot smartwatch. The updated version now allows the pilot to take calls on his watch even during mid-air. And also use voice assistants such as Siri,…
StatSports has launched its first connected GPS sports bra – aimed at women footballers. For the uninitiated, StatSports tracks and analyses performance on the football pitch. The Apex Athlete Series is its consumer product, offering individuals and amateur teams the same kind of insights that elite sports teams obsess over. Anyone who’s watched the end…
Death, taxes and an Apple Watch Series 8 in September – perhaps the few certainties in life. While Apple never tells you another Watch is coming, we think it's pretty safe to assume that a new Apple Watch will likely land in September 2022, just as it's done for the 7 years previously. Naming convention…
via hefra on instructables9 wearable bands, coated with metal tape, were made to use in conjunction with a MakeyMakey and Scratch 3.0. The program teaches proper form while also serving as a counter, regulating workout sets for pushups, curls, situps, and squats.Read more. Every Wednesday is Wearable Wednesday here at Adafruit! We’re bringing you the…
This wearable is sort of like an automated lip reader. You don’t have to speak the commands loudly. Via TechXplore:Cheng Zhang, assistant professor of information science in the Cornell Ann S. Bowers College of Computing and Information Science, and doctoral student Ruidong Zhang have an answer: SpeeChin, a silent-speech recognition (SSR) device that can identify…
