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Summer is getting hotter, and utilities need to adapt.

The company, along with others, is pursuing a new paradigm for cramming more transistors on chips--building up.

Rising temperatures can affect our power supply, including nuclear and natural-gas power plants.

Plus: China has taken the US's crown for the world's fastest supercomputer.

As AI continues to advance, infrastructure must evolve to enable access and delivery of real-time information at scale.

Intercept, a new nonprofit, will focus on countering the common cold and the flu.

It's like a cell tower, but in the stratosphere.

Today's engineering obstacles are pushing human ingenuity to new extremes.

If you're competing at the National Spelling Bee and you need to know about a word's roots, Brian Sietsema, PhD '89, is your guy. The MIT-trained linguist also happens to be a Greek Orthodox priest.

Right now, MIT alumni and friends are voicing their support for ...