Time names AMD boss Lisa Su the CEO of the year
A stark contrast to Pat Gelsinger's fortunes
Time passes slightly faster on the Moon, scientists clock the difference
A new study uses Einstein's Theory of Relativity to calculate the difference
Quantum physics experiment leads to bizarre "negative time" phenomenon
No, it has nothing to do with time travel
US agency develops a new standard for timekeeping on the Moon
Earthly atomic clocks don't work on the Moon
Scandium-based "nuclear" clock could provide unprecedented time measurement precision
Atomic resonance so narrow that it doesn't lose a second in 300 billion years
Forward-looking: Atomic clocks are extraordinarily precise and intricate timekeeping devices, capable of maintaining accuracy without losing a second over hundreds of millions of years. Currently, researchers are actively exploring the development of potential nuclear clocks that could offer even greater precision and reliability in time measurement.
Scientists invent a "mirror" that temporally reverses electromagnetic waves
The device creates an impedance that bounces waves backward in time
Space organizations are pushing for a universal Moon time
Clocks run faster on the Moon
Software engineers and timekeepers rejoice as the world votes to end the leap second
The rule begins in 2035 and remains in effect for 100 years
Jensen Huang named one of Time's most influential people, gets his own cover
Elon Musk and Tim Cook also made the list, but no sign of Lisa Su
Time's best gadgets of the 2010s include the first iPad, Nintendo Switch, and Raspberry Pi
Three Apple products made the list
European Union votes to end daylight saving time in 2021
Member states will have to choose whether to permanently remain on summer or winter time
EU proposes scrapping daylight saving time across Europe
Does anyone even benefit from DST anymore?
Facebook invents a new unit of time called 'Flicks'
Flicks are designed to help sync video frame rates
Ahead of Its Time: 9 Tech Products That Were Too Early to Market
Finding the good in a failed product can be difficult at the time but in hindsight, it's those same products that often serve as precursors to existing technology. In this article, we will be profiling nine such ideas that were conceived and brought to market well before their time.
While some weren't exactly failures, most were - and all are responsible for playing a role in current devices or services that make our lives more comfortable and enjoyable.
