Supercomputing's big problem: What's after silicon?

	U.S. quest for 5X battery boost seeks 'game-changing' tech | Schumer wants to extend ban on 3D-printed plastic guns
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	Supercomputing's big problem: What's after silicon? In a little booth tucked in the corner of the SC13 supercomputing conference here this week may be the next Intel. Read More   WHITE PAPER: SAS How Social Media Can Shape Perceptions of Product Quality Descriptive statistics, text analytics and social network analysis provide a way for to determine how customers purchasing decisions are affected by what they see on the Internet. This paper describes how analytics can be applied to social media for monitoring and addressing perceptual quality. View Now In this Issue U.S. quest for 5X battery boost seeks 'game-changing' tech Schumer wants to extend ban on 3D-printed plastic guns U.S. military may have 10 robots per soldier by 2023 U.S. quest for 5X battery boost seeks 'game-changing' tech A year ago, the U.S. Department of Energy unveiled a $120 million plan to develop technology that can radically extend battery life, with a target date of 2017. The research effort is making progress. Read More   Schumer wants to extend ban on 3D-printed plastic guns Sen. Chuck Schumer (D-NY) plans to file legislation that would extend and tighten an existing ban on 3D-printed plastic guns that can get through metal detectors and x-ray machines undetected. Read More   U.S. military may have 10 robots per soldier by 2023   American soldiers patrolling dangerous streets will soon be accompanied by robots programmed to scan the area with thermal imaging and send live images back to the command center. Likewise, squads of infantrymen hiking through mountains will be helped by a wagon train of robots carrying water, ammo and protective gear. Read More
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