Bill Gates: New nuclear could be “energy miracle”
Microsoft founder Bill Gates is placing his chips on nuclear technology these days.
A new player in Silicone Alley: Sientra enters breast implant industry
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Clipper Windpower up for sale
Less than two years after Clipper Windpower was purchased by defense-industrial giant United Technologies Corp., the Carpinteria-based turbine maker is up for sale again. United Technologies, the name behind Pratt & Whitney jet engines and Sikorsky helicopters, bought Clipper in 2010 as the company was struggling to keep its cash flowing. The defense giant paid Read More →
Plugging in to power line: WireFi’s technology means no cables, less WiFi
WireFi has resurrected power line networking.
Friendlier fun: Zindagi taps market for non-violent video games
Zindagi seeks to bring a friendlier face to a video game industry focused on gunning down or blowing up fellow players.
