Space supercomputer stopped working because of the Tianjin explosion
Tianhe 1, China's fastest supercomputer in 2010, was forced to shut down for safety reasons, following the impact of the terrifying explosion on Wednesday night in Tianj…
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Tianhe 1, China's fastest supercomputer in 2010, was forced to shut down for safety reasons, following the impact of the terrifying explosion on Wednesday night in Tianj…
Ransomware is a type of malware (malicious software) that prevents or limits users from using their device, system or data. Some encode files that prevent you from openi…
Vietnam is the world leader in the risk of being infected with malicious code and malware.
American experts built the world's smallest automatic computer, about the size of a grain of rice.
With only 1 second of redundancy, the entire global Internet system as well as online services can be in trouble.
Recently, Serbian computer scientists have successfully developed a new computer algorithm that enables the art of copying art to be identified, even if its owner does i…
In 2038, many computers and mobile phones may encounter the same error as the famous Y2K incident when the computer misidentifies the time and returns to the landmark in…
Some tests were performed today at the Royal Society in London with a computer to persuade people for the first time that it was also a living person.
A microchip that uses millions of electronic neurons and 256 million synapses can usher in a new era of increasingly smarter computers.
Microsoft Universal Foldable Keyboard has just been introduced by Microsoft at the mobile industry conference held in Barcelona, Spain. This is one of the many externa…
Anti-virus software company AVG has discovered a type of malware (only affects Android phones) can still track users even when the computer is turned off.
In the future, if you accidentally picked up an unknown USB, the person who picked it up should be happy and don't rush to plug it into your computer, because this might…
International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) on October 22 said that recently, some computers of this organization have been infected with malware.
CDs and DVDs for storing data are very familiar to computer users, but their durability is worth discussing.
This IBM-branded computer can perform 100,000 billion calculations per second to analyze the weather situation in millions of locations around the world, thereby making…