Computer system 'reading' medical literature
Scientists believe that a computer system, named CRAB, can 'read' medical literature in the same way as humans, promising to make important breakthroughs in the field of…
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Scientists believe that a computer system, named CRAB, can 'read' medical literature in the same way as humans, promising to make important breakthroughs in the field of…
Scientists are getting closer to the dream of creating computer systems that act like human brains.
Recently, Spanish scientists have developed a computer system that is able to identify the diverse emotional state of people during the communication process thanks to t…
The supplier of business solutions based on the well-known information technology platform of Japan, Fujitsu Limited and Fujitsu Chubu Systems Limited has launched QRMin…
Like Europe and China, Russia is developing an exascale plan that aims to be less dependent on US technology.
It will be extremely dangerous if a computer chip on the plane is broken or cracked. But scientists think they have found a solution to this problem, which is that chips…
Just because of a computer crash, the entire US power system had trouble for hours, and Russia's missile detection system almost blamed the Third World.
The IBM supercomputing system is best known for the Jeopardy best-in-class supercomputing competition that is being exploited by one of America's largest insurance compa…
Recently, IBM Machine Manufacturer announced that it has created a computer system with two microprocessors designed to simulate the capabilities of the human brain,
Gamers who feel the screen separating them from the game character is a nuisance that can now touch and touch characters with RePro3D.
An Iranian hacker claims to take revenge for the nation after the
The computer system of the International Monetary Fund was attacked by hackers before the sex scandal of former director Dominique Strauss-Kaln.
South Korea said it would invest 2.2 trillion won (about $ 186 million) until 2015, to synchronize teaching and learning using digital textbooks and computer systems to…