Stacey Higginbotham

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  • A carbon nanotube that would replace a silicon transistor.Tech

    IBM aims to replace silicon transistors with carbon nanotubes to keep up with Moore’s Law

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  • The Nest Cam, Nest’s new smart home video camera.Tech

    Here are the details behind Weave, Nest’s answer to Apple’s HomeKit

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  • Tech

    Your next Comcast bill may be priced per gigabyte

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  • Mahesh Ramanujam of the U.S. Green Building Council; Doug Baker of Ecolab; Fahd Al-Rasheed of KAEC and Brian O’Keefe, Fortune (from left to right)Tech

    Here’s one crucial rule for building a smart city: Don’t fight nature

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  • Dickon Pinner, Head of Renewables, McKinsey & Company, Brainstorm E 2015Tech

    Is it time to ditch the solar subsidy?

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  • GE is investing more than $1 billion over four years in the internet of things.Tech

    GE spins up a new $1 billion business to promote energy efficiency

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  • Tesla Motors charging car

    The future of cars includes diesel, electric, and—maybe!—fuel cells

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  • Brainstorm E: Sakti3 co-founder and CEO Ann Marie Sastry and Fortune's Katie Fehrenbacher

    This company wants to build a better battery than Elon Musk

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  • Brainstorm E: Christine Todd Whitman, Dan Reicher, Andy Karsner, and Alan MurrayTech

    Our energy problems need the wisdom of the Pope, but Washington politics gives us Trump

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  • The AirCasting Android app screen.Tech

    How the Internet of things could stop the next Volkswagen scandal in its tracks

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  • Makerarm’s co-founder’s Zaib Husain (right) and Azam Shahani (left).Tech

    Check out a new robot that can 3D print, mill, assemble electronics and even ice a cake

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  • The Zuli smart outlet.Tech

    This startup’s connected outlets can make your smart home even smarter

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  • Tesla Model S sedan garage

    These Are the Hidden Costs of Buying That Tesla You Always Wanted

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  • The Hamptons Lure Uber Top Drivers Amid NYC Slow Summer WeekendsTech

    How Uber drivers double as data backups

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  • Tech

    Quirky files for bankruptcy and accepts $15 million bid on Wink from Flextronics

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