Customers' payback period for an Allison transmission averages under three years. Additionally, Allison stands to benefit from the electrification of powertrains. So far, the company has made progress ...

(Photo: Eaton Cummins) The transmission supports gross combination weight ratings of up to 70,000 pounds (32,000 kg) and is compatible with 9-liter, 11-liter, and the upcoming Cummins X10 engines. It ...

with drive sent through an eight-speed ZF automatic transmission, to all four wheels through a part-time 4WD BorgWarner transfer case, with an electronically locking rear differential. Suspension ...

They achieved a total bandwidth of more than five times higher than previous wireless transmission records (145GHz). The blistering speed is 9,380 times faster than the best average 5G network ...

ZR1 puts its 828 pound-feet of torque to the ground with the same 8-speed transmission and 12-inch, rear-wheel-tire setup as Z06. Expect more eye-popping numbers like 0-60 MPH and quarter-mile ...

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Google has a long pedigree in developing complex algorithms, so when the AI craze hit last year, it was barely a surprise that Google was already cooking up features for the latest Pixel 8 Pro. The ...

UCL researchers broke the wireless transmission speed record with 938 Gb/s using a broad frequency range. This could dramatically improve future wireless communication. UCL researchers set a new ...

Scientists combined two existing wireless technologies — high-speed electronics and millimeter wave photonics — for the first time to achieve record-breaking wireless data transmission speeds.

Wireless data has been sent at 938 gigabits per second, or more than 9000 times the average speed of a current 5G ... bands of frequencies. To boost transmission rates, Zhixin Liu at University ...

The exact speed you get will depend on your location. If all you can get are speeds slower than 100Mbps, you should definitely consider faster options if they're available to you. On the flip side ...