Engadget - What would you do with six months of dedicated access to 261.3 teraflops of computational power? As you ponder that question, consider the case of GE Global Research, which has just announced its participation with the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory in an effort to design more powerful and efficient aircraft engines by way of computer simulation.
C by GE is a smart bulb range of products that can connect with various different smart assistants. Now, the company is adding some color to the bulbs.
I never did see the point of taking dead simple objects, and injecting technology into them. All a hacker needs to do is vector an attack on it to gain access to whatever its connected to, such as a router.
The new Smart Countertop Microwave by GE uses barcoding technology to help you cook a better meal. Perhaps even better, the GE appliance also includes Amazon Alexa voice control compatibility.
Thanks to a recent integration with Google Home and GE ovens and dishwashers, you can now control your appliances using voice controls.
