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  • The Quiet Quantum Revolution
    by Peggy Smedley on 04/02/2026

    Is quantum the next evolution of AI (artificial intelligence)? Not exactly. Here’s the hard reality. AI will at some point hit its ceiling in terms of what it can do with energy, optimization, etc. This is where quantum will enter the equation. Quantum is a complementary layer to artificial […]

  • The Future of Concrete and Construction
    by Laura Black on 03/02/2026

    If you walked the show floor at World of Concrete 2026, then you know infrastructure investment—and the associated technologies, tools, and equipment—will drive innovative change in the construction industry. The show floor reflected an industry actively reinventing itself. From heavy equipment […]

  • A Look Inside Illinois Quantum and Microelectronics Park
    by Peggy Smedley on 03/02/2026

    Quantum Shore Chicago is set to completely transform the lakefront where I used to call home. If you grew up in or near Chicago, you know the city was once the site of many steel mills. Now, it is being reimagined with a greater focus on technological innovation, namely quantum. Once the site of […]

  • Success Stories: 3D Forest Reconstruction
    by Connected World on 02/02/2026

    What if we could use AI (artificial intelligence) and 3D forest reconstruction from remote sensing data to help find and reconstruct trees in a forest? Researchers at Purdue University’s Department of Computer Science and Institute for Digital Forestry and Germany’s Kiel University are doing […]

  • Fact of the Week – 2/2/2026
    by Connected World on 02/02/2026

    #Factoftheweek Hello Q-Day Expect growth from $1.2 billion in 2026 to $13 billion in 2035. Juniper Research suggests there are two primary forces driving the 30% compound annual growth rate of post-quantum cryptography. What is Q-Day? It is the point at which quantum computers can compromise […]

  • A Look at Chargebacks: Another “Hidden Cost” to Consumers
    by Connected World on 28/01/2026

    Part 1: The Rise of Chargebacks There are some distribution operational situations that have a direct impact on the cost of order fulfillment that tend to increase the cost of goods that you and me, the consumers, pay. One of these is what is known as a “chargeback” that occurs frequently and […]

  • Sarah Rodiguez and the Evolution of AI in Education
    by Peggy Smedley on 28/01/2026

    With the rise of AI (artificial intelligence), it is forcing us to rethink teaching and learning, as technology and technological education is going to change exponentially. With an estimated 43% of American undergraduates enrolled at a community college, this begs the question will the way we […]

  • Constructech’s Top Products 2026: The Best Technology Rises Up
    by Constructech Editors on 27/01/2026

    The construction industry continues to face a convergence of challenges that have been building for years. A persistent labor shortage, lingering supply-chain disruptions, ongoing material constraints, and broader economic uncertainty have combined to create a high-pressure environment. In […]

  • Success Stories: Machine Learning Leadership
    by Connected World on 27/01/2026

    Machine learning and AI (artificial intelligence) are transforming research across many fields, from energy to healthcare. One of the latest milestones is the formation of the LEADS (LEarning-Accelerated Domain Science) Institute, which is a collaborative effort to make scientific machine learning […]

  • Sustainability and Decarbonization in 2026
    by Peggy Smedley on 27/01/2026

    Many of us already know the construction industry consumes a large portion of the world’s carbon footprint. In fact, something to the tune of almost 40% of human-caused emissions of GHG (greenhouse gas emissions) is attributed to the construction industry. That’s nothing to take lightly. And […]