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Are These Thin, Low-Power Semiconductors The Future of Computing?
Science & Energy

Are These Thin, Low-Power Semiconductors The Future of Computing?

By Kyree Leary

Graphene Computers Work 1000 Times Faster, Use Far Less Power
Graphene

Graphene Computers Work 1000 Times Faster, Use Far Less Power

By Dom Galeon

China Set to Launch the World’s First Quantum Communication Network
Future Society

China Set to Launch the World’s First Quantum Communication Network

By Abby Norman

Intel’s New Processor is the First Consumer Chip to Offer a Teraflop of Power
Science & Energy

Intel’s New Processor is the First Consumer Chip to Offer a Teraflop of Power

By Patrick Caughill

Researchers Have Just Devised a Way to Store Information in Chemicals
Robots and Machines

Researchers Have Just Devised a Way to Store Information in Chemicals

By Chelsea Gohd

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Computers

Supercomputers Could Help Extend Human Life Expectancy By a Decade

By Abby Norman

“Minority Report” Science Adviser On the Future of Human-Computer Interactions
Science & Energy

“Minority Report” Science Adviser On the Future of Human-Computer Interactions

By John Underkoffler

Scientists Move One Step Closer To Making an Artificial Human Brain
Science & Energy

Scientists Move One Step Closer To Making an Artificial Human Brain

By Jelor Gallego

For First Time Ever, Carbon Nanotube Transistors Have Outperformed Silicon
Science & Energy

For First Time Ever, Carbon Nanotube Transistors Have Outperformed Silicon

By Science Alert

Forget Passwords, This Device Locks Your PC Based On Your Proximity
Future Society

Forget Passwords, This Device Locks Your PC Based On Your Proximity

By Jolene Creighton

New Material Makes ‘One-Dimensional’ Semiconductors Possible
Science & Energy

New Material Makes ‘One-Dimensional’ Semiconductors Possible

By Jelor Gallego

An Ex-NASA Chief is Making Chips That Use The Same Biological Principles As The Brain
Brain

An Ex-NASA Chief is Making Chips That Use The Same Biological Principles As The Brain

By Jelor Gallego

Scientists Use Graphene to Slow Photons and Convert Electricity to Light
Graphene

Scientists Use Graphene to Slow Photons and Convert Electricity to Light

By Charmaine Caparas

The Next-Generation in Data Storage? Our DNA
DNA

The Next-Generation in Data Storage? Our DNA

By Neil C. Bhavsar

Primitive Quantum Computers Are Already Outperforming Current Machines
Quantum Physics

Primitive Quantum Computers Are Already Outperforming Current Machines

By Todd Jaquith

Touchjet Turns Any Surface Into a Supersized Touchscreen
Future Society

Touchjet Turns Any Surface Into a Supersized Touchscreen

By Jolene Creighton

Scientists Create the World’s Smallest Diode Out of DNA
DNA

Scientists Create the World’s Smallest Diode Out of DNA

By Jelor Gallego

Scientists Store and Retrieve Image Files on DNA
DNA

Scientists Store and Retrieve Image Files on DNA

By Todd Jaquith

A Computer Program That Knows When You’ll Die? New Project Aims to Predict Longevity
Prosthetics and Devices

A Computer Program That Knows When You’ll Die? New Project Aims to Predict Longevity

By Sarah Marquart

New Discovery May Allow Us to Harness the Power of a Photon’s Spin
Science & Energy

New Discovery May Allow Us to Harness the Power of a Photon’s Spin

By Todd Jaquith

Build Your Own Amazon Echo Speaker Using a Raspberry Pi
Robots and Machines

Build Your Own Amazon Echo Speaker Using a Raspberry Pi

By Sarah Marquart

New Tech Could Give You 10x More Space on Your Computer’s Hard Drive
Future Society

New Tech Could Give You 10x More Space on Your Computer’s Hard Drive

By Science Alert

Now Anyone Can Use Google’s Deep Learning Techniques
Google

Now Anyone Can Use Google’s Deep Learning Techniques

By Sarah Marquart

Scientists Make an Algorithm That Designs Quantum Experiments
Physics

Scientists Make an Algorithm That Designs Quantum Experiments

By Sarah Marquart

The Guy Who First Hacked the iPhone and Built a Self-Driving Car Just Got Funding
Self-Driving Vehicles

The Guy Who First Hacked the iPhone and Built a Self-Driving Car Just Got Funding

By Sarah Marquart

Another Win! Google’s Artificial Intelligence Beats the World Champion of Go For the Second Time
Google

Another Win! Google’s Artificial Intelligence Beats the World Champion of Go For the Second Time

By Sarah Marquart

Scientists Entangle Three Photons, Opening a New Door to Quantum Encryption
Physics

Scientists Entangle Three Photons, Opening a New Door to Quantum Encryption

By Sarah Marquart

An Evolution in Pi: Check Out the New Raspberry Pi 3
Evolution

An Evolution in Pi: Check Out the New Raspberry Pi 3

By June Javelosa

Tiny Supercapacitors Built Directly on a Chip, Making More Powerful Microchips
Energy

Tiny Supercapacitors Built Directly on a Chip, Making More Powerful Microchips

By Jelor Gallego

Coding: The New Cornerstone of Education?
Education

Coding: The New Cornerstone of Education?

By Sarah Marquart

Scientists Begin Work on Reverse-Engineering the Brain
Artificial Intelligence

Scientists Begin Work on Reverse-Engineering the Brain

By Sarah Marquart

Meet the Optical Switch That is Just a Single Atom Thick
Physics

Meet the Optical Switch That is Just a Single Atom Thick

By Sarah Marquart

Google’s AI is Scheduled to Compete Against the Highest Ranked “Go” Player in the World
Google

Google’s AI is Scheduled to Compete Against the Highest Ranked “Go” Player in the World

By Sarah Marquart

A Swarm of Autonomous Robots is Heading to an Ocean Near You
Robotics

A Swarm of Autonomous Robots is Heading to an Ocean Near You

By Sarah Marquart

Hours Left to Cast Votes for the Next Microsoft HoloLens App
Virtual Reality

Hours Left to Cast Votes for the Next Microsoft HoloLens App

By Sarah Marquart

OpenAI Discusses the Future of Artificial Intelligence in Reddit AMA
OpenAI

OpenAI Discusses the Future of Artificial Intelligence in Reddit AMA

By Sarah Marquart

How Can You Completely Eradicate Your Hard Drive Data?
Data Privacy

How Can You Completely Eradicate Your Hard Drive Data?

By Jappy Lim

Google Says its Quantum Computer Works, Is 100 Million Times Faster Than Traditional PC
Google

Google Says its Quantum Computer Works, Is 100 Million Times Faster Than Traditional PC

By Jappy Lim

Can You Tell This CGI Skin Apart from Actual Skin?
Science & Energy

Can You Tell This CGI Skin Apart from Actual Skin?

By Andrew Tieu

China Is Building a Supercomputer That Blows Away the Competition
Science & Energy

China Is Building a Supercomputer That Blows Away the Competition

By Andrew Tieu

MIT Says Gallium Nitride Could Replace Silicon for Power Semiconductors
Science & Energy

MIT Says Gallium Nitride Could Replace Silicon for Power Semiconductors

By Kif Leswing

Intel’s New Storage Chip Is 1,000 Times Faster than Flash Memory
Science & Energy

Intel’s New Storage Chip Is 1,000 Times Faster than Flash Memory

By Hashem AL-ghaili

GitXiv Gives Birth to Simple Collaborative Open Computer Science
Science & Energy

GitXiv Gives Birth to Simple Collaborative Open Computer Science

By Andrew Tieu

Moore’s Law Stutters as Intel’s Tick-Tock Skips a Beat
Science & Energy

Moore’s Law Stutters as Intel’s Tick-Tock Skips a Beat

By Andrew Tieu

Material with superfast electrons could be suitable for new electronics
Science & Energy

Material with superfast electrons could be suitable for new electronics

By Mike Anderson

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Science & Energy

D-Wave Systems Breaks the 1000 Qubit Quantum Computing Barrier

By Kevin Woods

Chinese AI Surpasses Human in IQ Test
Science & Energy

Chinese AI Surpasses Human in IQ Test

By Nia Brown

Stanford’s New Water-Based Computer Runs by Manipulating Matter
Science & Energy

Stanford’s New Water-Based Computer Runs by Manipulating Matter

By Andrew Tieu

Breakthrough brings optical data transport closer to replacing wires
Science & Energy

Breakthrough brings optical data transport closer to replacing wires

By Jason Hudson

Fixstars announces six-terabyte Solid State Drive
Science & Energy

Fixstars announces six-terabyte Solid State Drive

By Elise Bailey

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Science & Energy

Neural network chip built using memristors

By Ethan Fox

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Science & Energy

Quantum computing is “closer than you think” – it now it has an OS

By Alex Klokus

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Science & Energy

Optalysys completes 320 gigaFLOP optical computer prototype, targets 9 petaFLOP product in 2017

By Elise Bailey

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Science & Energy

Team tightens bounds on quantum information ‘speed limit’

By Nate Brown

Meet the World’s Smallest Computer
Science & Energy

Meet the World’s Smallest Computer

By Alex Klokus

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Science & Energy

Glass Fibers May Open Door to Neuromorphic Computing

By Oana Stefanescu

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Science & Energy

Intel forges ahead to 10nm, will move away from silicon at 7nm

By Andreea Popescu

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Energy

Memcomputers: Faster, More Energy-Efficient Devices That Work Like a Human Brain

By Andreea Popescu

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Science & Energy

Nvidia launches Tegra X1, bringing deep neural learning to self-driving cars

By Matthew Lincoln

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Science & Energy

RoboBrain: First Knowledge Engine for Robots

By Radu Serban

New Hybrid Oxide-Organic Microprocessor Developed
Science & Energy

New Hybrid Oxide-Organic Microprocessor Developed

By StefanCretu

Fight Ebola By Donating Computer Power
Science & Energy

Fight Ebola By Donating Computer Power

By StefanCretu

Linking Computer Components With Light Instead of Wires
Science & Energy

Linking Computer Components With Light Instead of Wires

By Oana Stefanescu