 March 31, 2007 |
| | New breezes blowing in energy tech As concern over global warming heats up, the tech community is taking a lead role in developing alternative fuels and more energy-efficient hardware. Hydrogen fuel has emerged as a stronger contender in the alternative-energy race, thanks to technology developed by NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. Start-up Ecotality plans to produce a prototype of an apparatus called the Hydratus that generates hydrogen fuel, from a reaction between magnesium and water, as it's needed by a vehicle's fuel cell. Read full story  Steven Musil CNET News.com Video of the week
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Blog Report: IRS bungles may imperil dataJust in time for tax day, government auditors have issued a new report that raps the Internal Revenue Service on a number of security vulnerabilities in its computer systems. Read full story   Top 10 products this week
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