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BT telecoms company (UK) is testing the network of human-like reaction functions such as self-tuning, recovering from incidents, flexibly following command changes ... s…
The high-end processor for this desktop is Intel's first chip built on the new microarchitecture, which is equipped with four cores on the same silicon plate.
AMD's Radeon HD 4870 X2 dual-core card can handle more than 2 trillion instructions per second, delivering higher quality and image resolution than Nvidia's products.
British scientists say network traffic will increase significantly by reducing the speed of some parts of it and using it
Remote Wake technology of the world's number one chip manufacturer will
Although the final specification for the 802.11n standard has not yet been published, the IEEE electrical engineering organization has considered two new technologies th…
Instead of using a fan to make a laptop less hot, a new small-size cooling system like a microprocessor will help manufacturers not only reduce temperatures but also cre…
A website is allowing people to be curious about plastic surgery but too scared to touch cutlery, see their own face better with just a click.
With the arrival of the world's largest capacity HDD (1.5 terabytes) produced by Seagate (USA), the speed of hard drive storage capacity is increasing by 50% per year.
A group of MIT researchers have discovered that just a few pixels of information can identify objects in an image. This discovery could lead to tremendous advances in th…
Today's computers can perform countless calculations, but follow a cold, emotionless manner. However, computer engineers are changing that as they try to create human ch…
IBM has just introduced technology to chip thousands of tiny hair-like plumbing pipes in one layer just one-billionth of a meter thick, sandwiched between circuits to re…
On Monday (June 9), IBM scientists announced the supercomputer reached a record speed of 1 million billion calculations per second (petaflop) at a price of $ 100 million…
A computer has been trained to 'read' people's thoughts by looking at the brain's endoscope when they think about specific words, researchers said last Thursday.
It is a controversial topic in the United States in the context of the country's Reagon national airport is preparing to use a new type of security inspection machine, a…