computing

What is the history of the internet? Discover how a military project evolved into a global communication powerhouse. We chart the major milestones from ARPANET's first message to the birth of the World Wide Web. Join us as we uncover…

Researchers at Graz University of Technology attempted three different side-channel attacks on graphics cards via the WebGPU browser interface—and succeeded. The attacks were fast enough to work during normal surfing behavior. Web…

Originally, I'd planned on telling you about this really cool research breakthrough out of Brown and Rice Universities. But then... well ... it took a turn because we really need to talk about terahertz waves and their potential impact on…

Despite experts' warnings, the threat of the collapse of our social order, and invective-throwing chatbots, AI use continues at a breakneck pace. It has so many beneficial uses, from extreme weather forecasting to predicting prejudice,…

One of the major challenges to harnessing quantum computers' potential is error correction. Qubits are highly susceptible to noise, which quickly degrades their quantum states. This makes it impossible to carry out computations with enough…

by: Trevor Cooke In an era defined by connectivity, the so-called ‘Internet of Things (IoT)’ has revolutionized the way we interact with technology. From smart thermostats to wearable fitness trackers, IoT devices have seamlessly…

Welcome to the future of computing! In this video, we look at the groundbreaking collaboration between Microsoft and Quantinuum, which introduced the world's most reliable quantum computer yet.  Equipped with 'logical quantum bits,'…

Researchers, including University of Massachusetts Amherst engineers, demonstrated that their analog computing device, called a memristor, completes complex scientific computing tasks that bypass the limitations of digital computing. Yes,…

Like Meta before it, Google is allowing outside programmers to access its AI code—but not the complete powerful system. Google just released the computer code powering its online chatbot, stating that the benefits outweighed the risks of…

Insect brains aren't big. In fact, they're about the size of a pinhead. Could studying insect navigation and behavior help us get to energy-efficient computing by way of robots? It's not really a straight line, is it? But it is... and it…