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Will HP 'break' Moore's Law?
Researchers from the HP Labs lab expected this month to publish a specialized report on how to increase the performance of some processors, and reduce energy consumption…
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Kaspersky: Hackers have been exhausted
Security vendor Kaspersky Lab claims the global hacker community has
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Windows CE 'extends the door' for malicious code
Security vendor Kaspersky Lab warns Windows CE to
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Microsoft Office 'operating on Linux is inevitable'
According to Stuart Cohen, CEO of the Open Source Development Lab (OSDL), Microsoft has done the same with Apple, it makes no sense for them not to release a Linux-compa…
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Is Mac OS X losing security?
A recent study by Kaspersky Lab security showed that a total of 60 security flaws were discovered in Mac OS X operating system only in the first half of 2006. Meanwhile,…
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Wireless chips with matchboxes store 100 pages of text
Experts at HP's lab have successfully developed a tiny wireless data chip that can store up to 100 pages of text.
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The first virus appeared in StarOffice
The new malicious program was discovered in the Sun Microsystems software package that was not distributed with malicious intent. However, the virus code could be modifi…
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Wi-Fi chip speed of 630 Mb / sec
IBM said it is developing a product model capable of exchanging data 10 times faster than today's standard wireless networking chip (54 Mbps). This chip model can also t…
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Internet Reasearch Labs, needs arise from practice
The Internet research lab is Microsoft's next step in the race against rivals like Google and Yahoo, to speed up the commercialization of products. Combining the Microso…
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'Chicken' from the lab will be sold in 2018
Scientists from Just Meat (Hong Kong, China) have reportedly created chicken from the laboratory and may sell it in the market in 2018.
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NVIDIA trains robots capable of learning through observing people
NVIDIA has developed a way to train robots to perform actions by observing people.
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A 100-million-watt laser can tear the vacuum
The new laser is located in the Station of Extreme Light (SEL) lab, designed to generate 100-million-watt pulses (100 petawatts or PW).
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Use a laser to move objects in the air
What is special about this laser experiment is that you do not need to go to a professional lab to do anything that can be done at home!
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Facebook is teaching robots how to express themselves just like humans
The researchers identified 68
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Artificial diamonds cut everything in nature
A team of researchers in Australia makes rare diamonds even harder than real diamonds in nature.