NOVI – On the Nov. 27 episode of MITech TV, Kwafo Adarkwa, director of public affairs at ITC, discussed the changing energy landscape as it relates to the electric grid today and in the future. Adarkwa emphasized that while our energy landscape is heading in the right direction, we must be prepared to invest in
The pressures of college life can be really detrimental to both a student’s health and their studies. It can cause all manner of problems that often end up these days in some form of substance abuse. The fentanyl crisis is a huge example of that with more young people than ever before struggling to cope
Today, we’re looking into one of those make-or-break decisions in your business journey - picking the right software partner. It’s like finding that perfect coffee blend; get it right, and it’s smooth sailing, but get it wrong, and well, it’s a bitter sip to swallow. The consequence of implementing the incorrect software could mean losing
Online poker, a phenomenon sweeping across continents, has found a fervent following in Australia. From a Michigan standpoint, where poker has a storied history and a dedicated community, the Australian online poker scene presents a unique and intriguing landscape. The Rise of Online Poker in Australia The advent of online poker in Australia represents a
On MITV Nov. 27, ITC Director of Public Affairs Kwafo Adarkwa - 2024 look ahead for the energy sector in Michigan. Then MPSC Chair Scripps discusses winter energy supplies and pricing. Followed by Sparks Kristine Nash-Wong provides details on State’s $73 million investment in entrepreneurial groups. Sparks is managing the program. The show wraps with
BIRMINGHAM - Artificial Intelligence exploded on the tech scene a year ago when Open AI launched Chat GPT. Earlier this month, after updating Chat GPT, Open AI was hit by a denial of service attack by an hacker group, reports cybersecurity expert Richard Stiennon. Now cyber hackers are using AI to gain access to more
STANFORD, Ca. - A retired U.S. Army Colonel has said continuing to hide information about UFOs could have "catastrophic" consequences for America, amid new claims that government officials agreed to hold back top-secret research 20 years ago. Colonel Karl E. Nell called on a Stanford University conference for a "campaign plan" that would force greater transparency and
NEW CUYAMA, Ca. - On a 20-acre parcel outside the tiny Southern California town of New Cuyama, a 1.5-megawatt solar farm uses the sun’s rays to slowly charge nearly 600 batteries in nearby cabinets. At night, when energy demand rises, that electricity is sent to the grid to power homes with clean energy. To make
BEIJING - I’ve found plenty of fun and strange EVs for this Awesomely Weird Alibaba Electric Vehicle of the Week column, but the electric houseboats have always been some of the most outlandish. This time though, the houseboat actually looks like something that you could conceivably live in. Largely surrounded by glass walls, the houseboat helps
NEW YORK - Hackers are hard at work using advances in artificial intelligence (AI) and other technologies to overcome the biometric defenses increasingly being deployed by banks. This is according to law firm Backer McKenzie, which asked three experts about the use of biometrics in finance: Elizabeth Roper, partner at Baker McKenzie; Chris Allgrove, director
