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The Grid of 2054, Today: Grid IQ Insight Uses Futuristic Tech to Detect Today’s Outages

What do Twitter updates, NASA’s tree-spotting satellite, and special effects from a Tom Cruise thriller have in common with the utility poles outside your house? A lot, it turns out. They can all…

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The Wisdom of the Crowd: Edison’s Birthday Marks National Inventors’ Day

Steve Wozniak, who built the first Apple computer, has this advice for inventors: “You are going to be best able to design revolutionary products if you are working on your own,” he writes in his…

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Wired: The Science of Star Wars Explained by GE Engineers

Ever sought revenge on your siblings by freezing them, a la Han Solo, in carbonite? The engineers behind GE’s Brilliant Machines want to help. GE scientists, in partnership with Wired, have probed…

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It’s a Wrap: GE, NBC Part Ways, Together They’ve Changed History

The sale of GE’s remaining stake in NBC Universal (NBCU) to Comcast today caps a historic, century-long journey for the two companies that gave birth to modern home entertainment. Together they’ve…

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It’s a Small World: GE, Google Maps to Draw a Roadmap for a Better Power Grid

Last month, yet another massive storm gathered over the Northeast, dumped several feet of snow from Connecticut to Maine, and plunged thousands of locals into freezing darkness. Although we can’t yet…

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Superman, Meet Top Gun: How GE Evolved Roller Coaster Tech to Launch Jets from Ships

When the Superman: Escape from Krypton roller coaster opened at Six Flags Magic Mountain theme park in Valencia, California, in 1997, it was the tallest ride in the world and one of the fastest. The…

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Everything Is Illuminated: New Method Aims to Light Up Pieces of the Cancer Puzzle

We’ve learned a lot about cancer, but far from enough. Doctors have gotten better at diagnosing the disease, but they still struggle to pick the right weapon for a patient to fight cancer’s…

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Life of Pi: From the Pyramids to String Theory, Pi Animates Science andImagination

Some students fall in love with their teacher. Mathematician Andrew Barnes fell in love with pi. “My relationship with pi probably began when I was a schoolboy,” says Barnes, who is 44 years old and…

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Boeing To Use GE’s Powerful GE90 for Next-Gen 777 Plane

Boeing said today it picked GE as the engine partner for the next-generation of its 777 long-range passenger jet. “We are studying airplane improvements that will extend today’s 777 efficiencies…

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Some Like It Cold: Where Jet Engines Must Endure Icing to Take the Cake

Spring may have sprung, but the forecast for Winnipeg, Canada, still calls for more ice, and that’s just how Kevin Kanter likes it. Kanter tests GE jet engines and runs them through icy gales, hail…