Here's something worth sharing: to resist the harsh rigors of space, NASA used something called core rope memory in the Apollo and Gemini missions of the 1960s and 70s. The memory consisted of ferrite Continue reading…
As if new tablets and all-in-one PCs weren't enough, Toshiba has updated its laptop lineup and given options for Intel Ivy Bridge processors almost across the board — though the spec sheets we have Continue reading…
Pictures of Toshiba's refreshed 2012 laptop lineup. Continue reading…
The Mont-Blanc supercomputer project from the Barcelona Supercomputing Center (BSC) is aiming to be the most efficient of its kind, but eventually it could also be the most powerful. By utilizing Continue reading…
Market research and analysis firm IDC has released some past and future shipment estimates for what it calls "smart connected devices," which IDC defines as smartphones, computers, and "media tablets" Continue reading…
National Security Agency director General Keith Alexander has revealed that the attack against online security company RSA last year originated from China. He told the Senate Armed Services Committee Continue reading…
Google has posted a look back at Colossus, the world's first programmable electronic computer. Created by Tommy Flowers at the Bletchley Park decryption center in England, it was designed to intercept Continue reading…
If you're like us, you've spent a sleepless night or two wondering which computer they use to look up the bad guys' aircraft in the first season of Airwolf (Convergent Technologies Workslate), or w Continue reading…
While we're still waiting to hear more on how Proview's claims against Apple will pan out, the company has revealed some details about its own iPAD. The name stands for "Internet Personal Access Continue reading…
HP is adding an element of intrigue to its enterprise lineup, posting three mysterious videos in anticipation of a February 14th event in Las Vegas. It appears the focus will be on workstations, but Continue reading…
