Global Blackout: Cloudstrike, Technical Tests of Digital Apocalypse
A simple update turns into a worldwide blackout. Between chaos and panic, the fragility of our hyperconnected world emerges.
70 years without Alan Turing: the legacy of the genius who changed the world
Alan Turing, father of computer science, changed the course of history. 70 years after his passing, we reflect on how his genius shaped our present.
Organoid intelligence, beyond AI: computers driven by brains grown in the laboratory
Johns Hopkins University researchers explore organoid intelligence as an alternative to artificial intelligence.
The Spring of Notebooks: here's how to "pick" the best ones
The season of business, like that of love, comes and goes: that's how I go about it.
The memristor based on the structure of the brain speaks Italian
Politecnico di Milano at the forefront of brain cell-inspired memristor development to create more powerful and energy-efficient computers
Of cyber attacks and other disasters: 5 threats of a terrible future
Cyber attacks are increasingly frequent and sophisticated. To face them, a mix of human skills and technologies is needed.
PotatoP, the laptop with a battery that lasts for years
A "lightweight" heart and a low-power display: this open source laptop is remarkably energy efficient
One known material revealed brain-like capabilities
Vanadium dioxide "remembers" the phase transition it just had and anticipates the next one. It can revolutionize computing.
New hardware from MIT with analog synapses: 1 million faster than the human brain
New hardware in inorganic material reaches frightening speeds: analog synapses will revolutionize artificial intelligence.
A photonic processor (really) recognizes billions of images per second
A 'photonic' chip, which uses light to process, is able to recognize billions of (small) images per second.
A 5cm diamond 'wafer' stores a billion Blu-Ray discs
In a small 'wafer' all the memory of the world (and there is also space). The incredible result of new diamond processing techniques.
The future will be passwordless, but it's not that easy
Will we enter a world where we no longer have to worry about long and complex passwords to remember? The answer is there, but it is not simple.
CyberPower, the PC case that 'breathes' with intelligent kinetic branches
The new CyperPowerPC cabinet breathes autonomously, adjusting the airflow according to the use of the systems. Let's see how it works.
Modular Workstation Computer, modular PC that you build like a Lego
A modular pc that can change single pieces without even being opened? Modular Workstation Computer combines innovation and sustainability.
Why software developers could be outdated by 2030
In a world of machines that already know how to write the code that makes them work themselves, what future will software developers have?
Team puts “The Wizard of Oz” (in Esperanto) in DNA: to save data? The top.
In a single spoon the content of 10 data centers, in a shoe box all over the internet. And without energy expenditure. Here are the steps forward in using DNA to save data.
Steve Jobs assured “computers are a privacy nightmare? Never"
Apple co-founder Steve Jobs gave bold interviews at ABC in which he reassured anxious Americans that no, the advent of computers would not represent any privacy concerns. But what comes to your mind, fools.
Mystery on Google's announcement: "quantum supremacy has been achieved"
Google releases a release, later removed but collected by the Financial Times, in which it announces the exceptional achievement of quantum supremacy.
The new Asus notebook has 2 4K touch screens: trend or new standard?
Two 4K touch screens and other devilries: a new starting point for laptops or a bridge solution waiting for flexible screens?
The next hard drive? It will be DNA.
The preservation of information is increasingly crucial: this is why companies like Microsoft are studying ...
3 IT trends for 2014
Not all predictions and predictions are long-term: after all, I have to give ...
