Last Friday the U.S. government indicated it's giving up its traditional "bodyguard" role of Internet governance.
FAIRFIELD, Conn. --- March 17, 2014 -- GE announced today the appointment of a new company officer. GE has 192 officers globally who lead large revenue-generating businesses or are in critical technology or functional roles, helping to drive growth.
Charles Nugent, 52, has been appointed vice president, manufacturing, for GE Oil & Gas, reporting to Lorenzo Simonelli, senior vice president and CEO of GE Oil & Gas.
Over $11 billion in office imaging equipment financed since 2004
IRVING, TX --- GE Capital announced today a five-year extension of its financing agreement with Ricoh Americas Corporation (RAC) through September 2019 in the U.S. and Canada. RAC is part of Ricoh, a global technology company specializing in office imaging (OI) equipment, production print solutions, document management systems and IT services. GE Capital provides comprehensive leasing for RAC's products and services.
At first glance, this might look like a crew constructing your standard high-tech wind turbine. But the machine is actually perching atop a new "space-frame" tower instead of the traditional metal tube. The new design involves a metal latticework jacketed in fiberglass that can be transported in pieces in shipping containers and regular trucks.
It's difficult to make fracking more efficient and safer at the same time, but we can hedge our bets using the advanced data technologies of "prescriptive analytics."
The 2014 FIA Formula One season gets underway this weekend in Melbourne, Australia. It will be one for the history books.
Before Kurt Vonnegut Jr. wrote the bestsellers Slaughterhouse Five and Cat’s Cradle, he lived near Schenectady, New York, and worked as a GE publicist. According to Vonnegut's biographer Charles J.
A coalition of nations is calling for the U.S. to give up the reins of the Internet. And if the Obama Administration doesn’t aggressively resist these calls, the world could be faced with a splintered Internet that would stifle innovation, commerce, and the free flow and diversity of ideas that are bedrock tenets of world’s biggest economic engine.
This week on Txchnologist we looked at big innovation in miniature. First, a research team has developed a small, inexpensive device capable of analyzing 170,000 different molecules in a blood sample, meaning a complete medical checkup might be at hand-literally.
