What happens when you take a world divided by distance and connect it with technology? If you said massive disruption, you’d be right, but perhaps this is just symptomatic of an even bigger shift.

For nearly 200 years, two transformative global forces have grown in tandem: economic activity and carbon emissions. The two have long been paired together, or, in economist-speak, “coupled.” When the ...

As Moore's Law has marched through the 1990s into the new millennium, each process node has brought a doubling of density with increased clock and data-transfer speeds and frequencies. Each node, ...

Get your news from a source that’s not owned and controlled by oligarchs. Sign up for the free Mother Jones Daily. For nearly 200 years, two transformative global forces have grown in tandem: economic ...

The second step is to run back to decoupling. Each and every time over the last eleven years a global recovery begins to falter it is, at first, waved off as someone else’s problem. That’s only if you ...

A new financial system; a more democratized, even more inclusive, financial sector; the future of the internet — the crypto ecosystem has been described as all of these things. However, as is ...

Understand how closed, proprietary systems can force upgrades before they’re really needed. How virtualization can extend the life of automation systems. Enabling the portability of automation ...

Rising tensions between the U.S. and China and the recognition of a new kind of race for technological advantage has led Washington to tighten restrictions on Chinese companies’ access to critical ...

Legislation filed would allow for decoupling, or the separation of live racing from gambling operations, at Florida's two ...