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A Research Team Plans to Merge AI with Human Brain Cells

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A group of researchers in Australia have been awarded just over $400,000 (USD) in government funding to study the possibilities of merging AI with human brain cells, a research project likely to bring a number of AI-related ethical and existential questions to the fore.

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CALIENT Technologies Links With University Research Effort

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Santa Barbara-based optical circuit switching technology devleoper CALIENT Technologies said today that it has linked up with a 10-university research organization, to expand the use of optical circuit switching in software defined data center and metro networks. Financial details of the effort were not disclosed.

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Vubiq Networks Names Engineering VP

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Irvine-based wireless technology developer Vubiq Networks , which develops millimeter wave wireless broadband technology, has named Alan Bartky as its new Vice President of Engineering.

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Cornerstone OnDemand Joins Blockchain Technology Group

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Santa Monica-based Cornerstone OnDemand said this morning that it has joined an industry group, which is looking to accelerate the development of a universal blockchain-powered network for human resources. HireRight and ZipRecruiter are also in Southern California. READ MORE>>.

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Linksys Launches Motion Sensing WiFi Technology

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Los Angeles-based Linksys , the connect home and networking division of Belkin , has rolled out a new, in-home motion sensing technology, which will alert users of motion in their home--without the installation of other hardware. Linksys said the new Linksys Aware service will cost $2.99

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City of Los Angeles Ties Into High Speed, Internet Research Backbone

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The two sai the connection provides a network 1000 times faster than was available previously to access that city data. The two sai the connection provides a network 1000 times faster than was available previously to access that city data.

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UberAIR to take flight with help from UT Austin and U.S. Army Research Labs

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Army Research Laboratory to develop new rotor technology for vehicles that the company will use in its uberAIR flying taxi network. Called co-rotating rotors, the new technology will be tested for its efficiency and noise signature, according to a statement from the university. “We are not doing vehicles.

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