Research has long strived to develop computers to work as energy efficiently as our brains. A study, conducted by researchers at the University of Gothenburg, succeeded for the first time in combining a memory function with a calculation function in the same component. This discovery paves the way for moreRead More →
Marc Fertik, a longtime high-performance computing executive at Ace Computers known to colleagues for his generosity, outspokenness, and deep knowledge of the industry, died Nov. 19. He was 62 years old. Fertik was based in New Jersey and served as vice president of technology solutions at Ace Computers, based inRead More →
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The first draw for Ohio’s Vax-2-School program takes place on Monday, but winners won’t be announced until next week, according to the Ohio Department of Health. Winners will be announced daily on Ohio Vax 2 Schools Instagram and Twitter from November 29 through December 3. “Each day for the nextRead More →
PlayStation 5’s DualSense controller introduced more immersive gaming experiences with its special rumble features. However, many gamers like to have different options for gamepads depending on their preference during gameplay. Although there are not many standard third-party options, some companies create custom versions of the PS5 controller. . Here areRead More →
UBC researchers have trained computers to predict upcoming designer drugs before they even hit the market, a technology that could save lives. Law enforcement is in a race to identify and regulate new versions of dangerous psychoactive drugs such as bath salts and synthetic opioids, even as clandestine chemists scrambleRead More →
In the late 1980s, the AutoCad drawing program was introduced in horticulture to make plant drawings. It was a big step forward in design quality and detail, says John Vollebregt, COO of Tebarex. In 2021, a new milestone was reached and Tebarex moved to REVIT 3D installation plans. Drawings basedRead More →
RANCHO CUCAMONGA, Calif. – General Micro Systems (GMS) in Rancho Cucamonga, CA introduces the X9 SPIDER 3U OpenVPX single board computers for deployed military, aerospace, or rugged applications. The X9 SPIDER offers 455 gigabits per second of I/O throughput, alignment with the Sensor Open Systems Architecture (SOSA) technical standard, andRead More →
FIGURE 1A. This design was featured in the previous episode with the question “Should we continue?” It is too high, incomplete and not strong enough. But, yes, we will continue. Figure 1A presents a design for a motorized base for a shopping cart. As a virtual prototype, this 3D modelRead More →
In previous centuries, it was common to tie the operation of a program to the clock speed of a computer. As computers got faster and faster, programs tied to that slower clock speed sometimes had trouble running. To temporarily fix the problem, some early 90’s computers included a “TURBO” buttonRead More →
Quantum computers, to some extent, are the modern equivalent of 1950s computers. Image: IonQ With all the excitement around quantum computing coming from researchers, businesses, and even governments, it’s tempting to envision a future in which Amazon Prime Day deals include enticing discounts on next-generation quantum computers, ready to beRead More →