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Physicists have nudged electrons to change their spin in just quadrillionths of a second, the fastest ever achieved and a basic-science feat that could lead to faster computer processing and storage.
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Roadrunner, the first petaflop computer, is being decommissioned at the ripe old age of five.
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There’s something mysterious happening in Iowa—a massive data center is going up, thought to be the home of a next-generation facility from Apple, Google, or another major provider.
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A real Warner Bros. cartoon.... made with today's technology – and with all of the old humor.
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For years, he has been trying to get the U.S. to change that tax rule. He's said before that this prevents him from hiring more U.S. workers. But now he's said he's also stopped shopping for acquisition targets in the U.S., too.
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Pretty much anything can be a computer, if it can compute logical functions, store data, and transmit information -- even living cells.
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If Ouya‘s dedication to being an open gaming platform wasn’t already obvious, now you’ll be able to 3-D print your own Ouya console case.
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You’ve probably heard that 3-D printing is going to save U.S. manufacturing. All those “makers” say it, even President Obama has chimed in of late.
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Crazy small, crazy fast, and crazy fun to watch.
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"In five to 10 years... you're going to be able to print DNA and tissue."
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You may have thought that the fine that the European Commission handed out to Microsoft for screwing up the coding on the browser choice screen was hefty-
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This is an update to Defense Distributed's ongoing progress with 3D printed weapons. This new installment is about the 30-round "Feinstein."
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An easy way to scan an object and let the world 3-D print it.
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How long until we can successfully 3-D print a whole human?
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Sure a 3D printed car is cool, but it doesn’t go to space. And there’s probably a good reason for that, but now a competition is aiming to launch the newest manufacturing fad into the final frontier by challenging people to design 3D printed rocket
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Rep. Diane Feinstein has gone a long way to draw the ire of military members and gun owners alike. Much of it has to do with her admitting to having a concealed carry permit and then going on a crusade for stricter gun control.
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Faster printing could see the technology move from research labs to industry.
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Last year it was shoes. This year, full 3-D printed garments are hitting the runways, both in Paris and New York.
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Shoes, robots, houses and prosthetic hands, 3D printing has already gone well beyond the bounds of model making, and biotechnology is another of the new frontiers where the technology is set to make a huge impact.
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Watch the New and Improved Printable Gun Spew Hundreds of Bullets
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The history of computer revolutions will show a logical progression from the Mac to the iPad to something like this SpaceTop 3-D desktop, if computer genius Jinha Lee has anything to say about it.
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Want to lay eyes on a historic Apple computer worth well over half a million bucks?
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After years of exotic and very expensive machines sequencing DNA, the genomics industry finally looks poised for its cell phone moment.
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The first thing you notice when you visit the Shapeways Factory of the Future in Long Island City is the dust.
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IBM creates a new way to make faster and smaller transistors.
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They hope to create 3-D tissues and organs using stem cells as the "ink."
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The ongoing race to build the cheapest, most versatile 3D printer continues with the impending launch of the DeltaMaker.
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Facebook recently ran an experiment. Inside a test lab, somewhere behind the scenes at the world’s most popular network, engineers sidled up to a computer server loaded with software that typically drives...
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PWDR is an open source, inkjet-based 3-D printer that has the potential to bring a Wizard of Oz-like range of color to the previously black and white world of additive fabrication.
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PWDR is an open source, inkjet-based 3-D printer that has the potential to bring a Wizard of Oz-like range of color to the previously black and white world of additive fabrication.
