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Police in three cities, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Washington DC, USA are putting into use pilot software to predict crime, before it actually takes place.
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Police in three cities, Baltimore, Philadelphia, Washington DC, USA are putting into use pilot software to predict crime, before it actually takes place.
Engineers at Stanford University, California, USA said they have set a new record in the field of computer science by operating supercomputers with more than 1 million c…
At the Fiber Communications Conference held in Los Angeles, USA, IBM experts presented an excellent study called Holey Optochip. It is the first prototype prototype that…
Scientists at Scripps Research Institute in California (USA) and Israel Technological Research Institute have developed a 'bio-computer' called Turing, the author's name…
The lovers of the lovely panda panda who was treated at the San Diego Zoo (USA) introduced this baby bear through an application software for iPad users.
Scientists at Georgia Tech University (USA) have studied a type of chip generated by the operation of the human body. In the future, the chip could be used to power mobi…
The Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT, USA) has found a way to build chips with 9nm detailed dimensions. The technology record achieved in the previous laborato…
Two US 20-petaflop systems are scheduled to be completed in 2012. But ranked No. 1 on this year's Top500 list, is China's Tianhe-1A supercomputer.
Researchers at the University of Missouri, USA are developing a software that enables computers to analyze videos like humans.
Wheeling Park Virginia State University (USA) recently introduced an interactive software that simulates frog anatomy images. This system of solutions has the ability to…
Goolge researchers and the Georgia Institute of Technology (USA) are studying an undetectable virtual attack method that could
The Chinese government on November 29 has protested a report by security firm McAfee (USA) that the country is the cradle of cybercrime.
A resident of Florida (USA) has filed a lawsuit against Apple alleging the company is trying to build a monopoly mechanism in the digital music market by
The Xohm solution of Sprint Nextel (USA) allows products that support wireless broadband technology such as laptops and other handheld devices to operate at 4 Mbps.
From remote areas in Vietnam to modern offices in Silicon Valley (USA), wireless broadband technology is bringing the world closer to the era.