08.03.16 Personal Computing IBM researcher builds a phase-change capable artificial neuron Significantly, it's built of trusted materials and can scale down microscopically. By D. Lumb, 08.03.16 save Save share
02.28.16 7 02.28.16 in Internet The After Math: You take the good with the bad Just hope they even out in the end. By A. Tarantola, 02.28.16 save Save share View
02.19.16 02.19.16 in Personal Computing ICYMI: Computer chips cooled by 'blood,' tiny tank and more The computer system is modeled on the human brain. By K. Davis, 02.19.16 save Save share View
12.11.15 12.11.15 in Gadgetry Bipartisan education bill makes computer science a priority The 'Every Student Succeeds' act puts coding on the same level as math and english By S. Buckley, 12.11.15 save Save share View
11.14.15 11.14.15 Steam Machines are slower gaming systems than Windows PCs Benchmarking shows that a SteamOS machine will be slower than its Windows counterpart using similar hardware. By J. Fingas, 11.14.15 save Save share View
09.28.15 09.28.15 Dell will use recycled carbon fiber in Alienware and Latitude products Dell plans to start using recycled carbon fiber in its Alienware and Latitude products in late 2015. By B. Steele, 09.28.15 save Save share View
07.28.15 07.28.15 Pentagon shuts down Joint Chiefs' email network The Department of Defense was forced to shut down an unclassified email system used by the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff after the government noticed "suspicious activity" on the system over the weekend. By A. Tarantola, 07.28.15 save Save share View
04.08.15 04.08.15 Relive the history of computing at 'The Interface Experience' At a time when devices are faster and slimmer than ever, a collection of bulky old computers can b... By M. Lalwani, 04.08.15 save Save share View
04.02.15 04.02.15 Pack your Raspberry Pi into an underpowered laptop for $100 The Raspberry Pi has already found its way into a number of unusual applications from DIY cell pho... By A. Tarantola, 04.02.15 save Save share View
03.30.15 03.30.15 The mother of all tech demos becomes an avant garde opera 1968 is when it all changed. On December 9 that year, Douglas Engelbart, a computer scientist at S... By M. Lalwani, 03.30.15 save Save share View
