Indiana University South Bend student uses 3D printing to do good

After Marvin Walters retired from the U.S. Navy, he enrolled at IUSB and found a new career and way to help people with his ...

Right to repair: Why the US military can’t fix much of its own equipment

Restrictive agreements with defense contractors leave service members unable to fix the expensive ships, fighter jets, and ...

Getting skilled trades classes back in schools crucial to fixing shortages

The dramatic decline in skilled trades education has caused a troubling workforce gap, said Colleen Sullivan, the deputy ...

My stint as a scambaiter

Virtual machine: A software-based copycat of their physical computer. It’s isolated so they can allow a scammer to hack it ...

Consumers aren't clicking the PayPal button. It's a big problem for California's fintech pioneer

PayPal's stock has dropped as it faces a slowdown in branded checkout and more competition from Apple and Google. With a new ...

How to clean your computer's USB ports the right way

USB ports are everywhere today, but their design means they can be susceptible to dust and dirt if unused. Here's how to ...

The internet’s favourite format: how the PDF conquered the digital world

An Adobe expert explains why the Portable Document Format remains so popular worldwide – and what AI means for its future ...
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Review: IN THE PRINT, King's Head Theatre

Three miles east of the noise of clattering machinery and the smell of ink, in Wapping, vast metal sheds had appeared on ...

Ahmad Al Arif's Generational Shift Toward Intelligent Building with Buildex

While construction companies across the UAE scale their operations, reaching a market size of $127 billion as of 2026, Al Arif argues that much of the industry often relies on static processes.