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Cisco Systems Continues Innovation in Networking, Security, and AI Technologies

Cisco Systems Continues Innovation in Networking, Security, and AI Technologies

Cisco Systems Continues Innovation in Networking, Security, and AI Technologies
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Skyworks Solutions Seeks Staff Reliability/FA Engineer in Newbury Park, CA

Skyworks Solutions Seeks Staff Reliability/FA Engineer in Newbury Park, CA

Skyworks Solutions Seeks Staff Reliability/FA Engineer in Newbury Park, CA
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Amazon Echo Devices Function as Hidden Thread Border Routers for Smart Homes

Amazon Echo Devices Function as Hidden Thread Border Routers for Smart Homes

Amazon Echo Devices Function as Hidden Thread Border Routers for Smart Homes
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What the ASIC Looks Like Inside a Production System

What the ASIC Looks Like Inside a Production System

A look inside the powerful, custom-built chips that accelerate everything from AI to internet traffic in high-stakes production environments.
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Atlas Technologies Inc. Seeks Network Engineer to Support U.S. Navy Networks in San Diego

Atlas Technologies Inc. Seeks Network Engineer to Support U.S. Navy Networks in San Diego

Atlas Technologies Inc., a rapidly expanding company supporting the U.S. Military and other government entities, is actively seeking a 'Future Capabilities Network Engineer' in San Diego, California. This full-time position is dedicated to supporting Network Engineering efforts for the Future Capabilities program within PMW 110 Tactical Afloat Networking (formerly PMW 160 Tactical Networks). The Network Engineer will be responsible for designing U.S. Navy networks, which includes developing network topologies, system-driven templates, and IP plans. Additionally, the role involves creating test plans and associated documentation, configuring and documenting SD-WAN solutions, and troubleshooting network and system outages. Candidates are expected to possess U.S. Citizenship, the ability to maintain a Department of Defense (DoD) Secret Level Security Clearance, and a Bachelor of Science degree in Engineering, Computer Science, Mathematics, or Physical Science. The company emphasizes continuous learning and pr...
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Enablence Technologies Secures C$25 Million Investment to Boost Optical Chip Manufacturing for AI and Data Centers

Enablence Technologies Secures C$25 Million Investment to Boost Optical Chip Manufacturing for AI and Data Centers

Enablence Technologies Secures C$25 Million Investment to Boost Optical Chip Manufacturing for AI and Data Centers
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AI-Generated Content Requires Art Direction and Control for Effective Brand Campaigns

AI-Generated Content Requires Art Direction and Control for Effective Brand Campaigns

AI-Generated Content Requires Art Direction and Control for Effective Brand Campaigns
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Splunk Introduces Activity-Based Pricing and Machine Data Lake for AI Data Management

Splunk Introduces Activity-Based Pricing and Machine Data Lake for AI Data Management

Splunk Introduces Activity-Based Pricing and Machine Data Lake for AI Data Management
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Building a Consistent Sleep Routine Prioritizes Wake Time Over Trackers

Building a Consistent Sleep Routine Prioritizes Wake Time Over Trackers

Building a Consistent Sleep Routine Prioritizes Wake Time Over Trackers
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Hyundai AutoEver America Seeks System Administrator III in West Point, GA

Hyundai AutoEver America Seeks System Administrator III in West Point, GA

Hyundai AutoEver America Seeks System Administrator III in West Point, GA
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Caltech Researchers Develop Nanoscale Chip for Ultrafast Light Steering

Caltech Researchers Develop Nanoscale Chip for Ultrafast Light Steering

Caltech researchers have developed a nanoscale chip capable of steering light in as little as 74 femtoseconds (74 quadrillionths of a second). This breakthrough, detailed in Nature Nanotechnology, utilizes a powerful 'pump' beam of light to temporarily alter the optical behavior of a material, which then redirects a 'probe' beam. The innovation bypasses the speed limitations of conventional light steering technologies, which rely on changing electronic properties and are typically restricted to nanosecond or picosecond timescales. The team achieved this by employing the optical Kerr effect, a phenomenon where an intense light beam briefly changes a material's refractive index. To amplify this naturally weak effect, they created a meta-surface from a thin film of amorphous silicon covered with nanoscale pillars, allowing light to interact longer within the material. This design enabled light steering by angles of up to 13 degrees, with the modulation speed currently limited by the duration of the laser puls...
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Federal Study Confirms Critical Wireless Communication Gaps in Two West Virginia Counties

Federal Study Confirms Critical Wireless Communication Gaps in Two West Virginia Counties

A recent two-year federal study has confirmed significant gaps in wireless communication coverage in Pendleton and Pocahontas counties, West Virginia. The study, commissioned by the U.S. National Science Foundation and the National Security Agency at the request of U.S. Sen. Shelley Moore Capito, revealed that Pendleton County has only about 47% mobile coverage from vehicles and 49% portable radio coverage from handheld devices. Pocahontas County fares slightly better with 71% mobile coverage but only 13% portable radio coverage. These figures are significantly below the nationwide standard of 95% or higher. The problem stems from the establishment of the National Radio Quiet Zone (NRQZ) in 1958, which spans nearly 13,000 square miles across West Virginia, Virginia, and Maryland. The NRQZ was created to protect two federally important facilities, the Green Bank Observatory in Pocahontas County and the Sugar Grove Research Station in Pendleton County, from radio frequency interference. This historical restr...