Julianne Pepitone
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New York, NY, United States
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5 Ways the Chip Shortage Is Rewiring Tech
So the shortage isn’t just affecting the availability of current gadgets. The lack of chips is already fueling changes in the design of future products, delaying next generations of devices, and forcing engineers to come up with all manner of Plan-Bs, according to a new survey from Avnet. → Read More
E-Waste Is a Cybersecurity Problem, Too
Many of us have obsolete devices relegated to the backs of our drawers, little museums of the technology of days long past. These forgotten laptops and phones seem like merely quaint relics, but if they’re not disposed of correctly, they can leak two different but dangerous things. → Read More
DNA Data Drives Point Toward Exabyte Scale
Georgia Tech Research Institute (GTRI) scientists announced they’ve made significant advances toward creating a chip that can grow DNA strands in a tightly packed, ultra-dense format for large storage capacity at very low cost. → Read More
What this military spouse learned about resilience after her husband came home with a traumatic brain injury
In honor of Veterans Day, Kimberly Bryant shares her story. “You grow through what you go through…Things happen in this life and you get to choose how you handle it,” she says. → Read More
The Uncertain Future of Ham Radio
Software-defined radio and cheap hardware are shaking up a hobby long associated with engineering → Read More
On air and at home: How NBCU moms are juggling work, family while covering coronavirus
Mika Brzezinski, Kasie Hunt, Katy Tur, Sheinelle Jones, Stephanie Ruhle and more share how they're balancing their professional and personal lives at home. → Read More
How these legendary sports journalists broke down locker-room barriers
Melissa Ludtke, Stephanie Salter and Joan Ryan reflect on their careers and the progress that has been made — and what more can be done to further gender equality. → Read More
Katy Tur after maternity leave: Lack of federal paid leave is 'shameful'
The MSNBC anchor told Know Your Value that her first three days back on the job have been “good and bad and scary and fun and exhausting and exhilarating." → Read More
Is Ham Radio a Hobby, a Utility…or Both? A Battle Over Spectrum Heats Up
Some think automated radio emails are mucking up the spectrum reserved for amateur radio, while others say these new offerings provide a useful service → Read More
How Dawn Davis is bringing marginalized voices into book stores across America
Davis is one of the very few women of color leading her own major-publishing-house imprint in a largely white industry. → Read More
Al Roker on fatherhood: 'Your relationship might change
The "TODAY" co-host shares his Know Your Value moments with his three children. → Read More
Where the Engineering Jobs Are in 2019
Cybersecurity experts and data wranglers are in high demand → Read More
Merveilleux! New AZERTY Keyboard Makes It Easier to Type in French
Keyboards with algorithm-powered AZERTY standard rolling out this summer → Read More
A Very Noisy Signal: Intel Circuit Squashes Side-Channel Sniffing
Chipmaker partners with Georgia Tech researchers to produce a low-power circuit that keeps encryption keys safe → Read More
Scott Shawcroft Is Squeezing Python Into Microcontrollers
Adafruit is betting the language will make sense for makers → Read More
This is what Rebecca Minkoff is doing to close the gender wage gap
Designer Rebecca Minkoff has always supported women's businesses, but her "a-ha" moment came during a meeting last summer. → Read More
How to Lead at Every Stage of Your Engineering Career
A year-by-year plan to score a leadership position in engineering → Read More
Fujitsu Plans to Support Professional Judges With Lidar and AI at Gymnastics Meets
Fujitsu has developed a judging system that can objectively score a routine based on the angles of a gymnast's joints → Read More
A Vote of Mass Importance: Historic SI Unit Overhaul Redefines Kilogram, Ampere, and More
The International Bureau of Weights and Measures will redefine four base units in terms of fundamental constants in nature → Read More
Olympic gold medalists, the Lamoureux twins, join Global Citizen's fight for women
Olympic twins, Jocelyne Lamoureux-Davidson and Monique Lamoureux-Morando, are part of this year’s Global Citizen Festival to address gender equality. → Read More