Amazon introduces the most powerful ARM CPU ever: 64 cores with 55 billion transistors
This server processor is self-designed and developed by Amazon for its cloud servers.
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This server processor is self-designed and developed by Amazon for its cloud servers.
Scientists have developed a power supply system for computers that includes cyanobacteria in a sealed container the size of an AA battery.
Undeniably, the computer keyboard is
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US researchers develop a new type of circuit that promises to increase processing speed by 7 times but electricity consumption is 30 times less than the best technology…
With the ability to store up to 500 GB of data, General Electric's technology far surpasses Blu-ray (currently 25 - 30 GB) but still ensures the size of DVD discs on the…
Pioneer group engineers in Tokyo (Japan) said they can make optical discs with a capacity of dozens of times higher than today to serve the high-definition video and gam…
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…
Intel is researching a new video search technology that it hopes will turn it into a future multimedia platform.
SMK Group (Japan) said it has researched and successfully built the
The search giant Google is developing computer-cum-computer technology with a transparent screen that displays information about the real world.
New technology that can display Braille on computer screens has opened up the opportunity to use computers for visually impaired people in the 21st century.
On December 7, Google warmed the digital world by unveiling two cult technologies: image recognition, identity recognition and language conversion.
Research results that Big Blue has announced promise of breakthrough storage capacity for computers. 'This success can even eliminate Moore's Law even though more testin…