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15.12.2009, 18:45
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The possibility of conscious robots widely populating our world is far more likely to happen than many dare to think.
14.12.2009, 16:58
Rene Pischel, the head of the Moscow office of the European Space Agency, believes that in the future there will be many more uses for GLONASS-like navigating systems than just road navigation.
09.07.2010, 10:48
A student team from Moscow has won second place at the Microsoft-sponsored computer science and engineering competition Imagine Cup. Their project was a semi-automatic robot meant to entertain and educate children.
07.12.2009, 10:53
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The US army hopes Micro Air Vehicle technology could save soldiers' lives.
25.10.2010, 09:40
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The Worldwide Web – all knowing, all conquering. It crosses borders and breaks down barriers. But can something that we have allowed to become so vast ever be properly managed?
14.12.2009, 14:53
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A Proton rocket carrying three satellites for Russia's navigation system GLONASS, which will enable the system to cover all of Russia, has been launched from the Baikonur cosmodrome in Kazakhstan.
11.10.2010, 18:45
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Russia can learn from Americans how to tackle corruption and turn new products into money, President Medvedev has said at a meeting with the US businessmen delegation led by Californian governor Schwarzenegger.
01.09.2010, 21:21
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After decades of fruitless efforts to improve safety on the country’s roads, inventive Russians may at last have found a way to deal with the drastic situation.
19.03.2010, 13:31
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President Medevev has announced during a speech to young scientists that Russia is to build its equivalent of Silicon Valley in the village of Skolkovo near Moscow.
13.12.2009, 21:37
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An investigation is underway after yet another laptop containing secret data was stolen from the UK Defense Ministry’s headquarters.
Published: 24 September, 2009, 18:09
Edited: 14 October, 2009, 11:00
Soon a new type of interconnect will be pumping data between laptops, desktop computers and other gadgets at the astounding speed of 10-gigabits-per-second, Intel announced Wednesday.
It's 2011 now, where's Light Peak?