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Kansas State University Salina's unmanned aircraft systems program flies a small quadcopter with a multispectral camera over a cornfield in northeast Kansas. | Download this photo. SALINA - Kansas State University Salina has reached a national milestone in the unmanned aircraft systems industry, becoming the first entity in the country to receive approval from the Federal Aviation Administration, or FAA, for statewide access during flight operations.

this is from k-state libraries, so you will have to log in to read it. A 5.4-billion-transistor computer chip with 4096 neurosynaptic coresis is being made that is connected with an intrachip network.

There may be some trouble brewing in paradise, thanks to a seemingly draconian law currently under consideration in Hawaii's state legislature. If passed, H.B. 2288 would require all ISPs within the state to track and store information on their customers, including details on every website they visit, as well as their own names and addresses.

Despite Internet speed improvements in nearly every state, most US residents are still surfing the Web at less than 10Mbps, according to Akamai's latest State of the Internet Report.

The agency will seek to nullify laws halting local government-run Internet service.

they vote on the new rules the end of FEB. http://www.cnet.com/news/fcc-and-net-neutrality-what-you-really-need-to-know/

On Thursday, March 26, Future Tense—a partnership of Slate, New America, and Arizona State University—will hold an event on medical device security and privacy at the New America office in Washington, D.C. For more information and to RSVP, visit the New America website. This past week’s data breach at health...

Why people living on a farm in the geographical center of the United States were repeatedly accused of crimes they did not commit.

Interesting article!

As networking is in a state of transition, 2017 will prove to be another interesting year. The disruption from digital transformation, the movement to the cloud and the changes in vendor landscape portend a very noteworthy year ahead as customers set their sights on optimizing their businesses.

A group of 38 mayors and other elected officials from cities like Boston, Seattle, and Kansas City Thursday urged the FCC to strike down state laws that restrict the development of public high-speed Internet services and allow municipal networks to flourish.

A good short article about firewalls.