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Advanced breast cancer detecting machine comes to India
An advanced digital breast cancer detecting machine with the capability to see the lesions in breasts with much more clarity than ever before was unveiled in the national capital Sunday.
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Compared with the newest quantum computer from D-Wave Systems of Burnaby, British Columbia, even the world's most powerful supercomputers are ploddingly slow, The New York Times reports.
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Heins predicted that computer users would become increasingly dependent on a single computing device, such as a smartphone docked into a workstation, for all their daily tasks.
Student from Shrewsbury named presidential scholar
What do you call a 2013 high school graduate who earned all A's throughout school except for one B+, a perfect 36 on his ACT, won a first-place special award at the International Science and Engineering Fair, and is off to MIT? In the case of 18-year-old Anish Athalye of Shrewsbury, that person would be called a U.S. Presidential Scholar.
When Will Humans Upload Their Brains to Computers?
In the new techno-thriller "Upload," a young computer scientist with a sketchy past and distrust of society decides to take the ultimate leap forward by scanning his brain and uploading his memories, personality and consciousness into a simulated world of his own making.
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I was recently on a review committee for a PhD proposal. The student was brilliant.
AWS is the McDonald's of the cloud. Who's the Burger King?
It's easy to characterize the cloud computing market as being Amazon Web Services' to lose, but that doesn't tell the whole story.
Through the looking glass: the future is here and you're wearing it
This week saw the largest known congregation of Google Glass users, those early adopters and chic geeks who have signed up to be the lab rats in a crowd-sourced experiment that will determine the shape and direction of the next big era of personal computing: wearable technology.
Sapphire 2013: Plattner, Sikka hail HANA growth beyond SAP
In-memory database platform HANA is growing beyond SAP, with 431 startups building on it, SAP executives said at Sapphire 2013.
Lenovo venture launched with next generation computing devices
Lenovo, one of the world's fastest growing PC players has officially announced its foray in Nepal offering its latest innovative computer technologies with an aim to redefine the computing space in a PC+ era and bring best in class features to offer its customers a 360 degree experience.
Polluting Password Files Can Make Attacks Detectable: Researchers
By adding a large number of fake entries, or "honeywords," to the password database, researchers believe they can better detect attacks.
Google Probably Knew About This Post Before Me
The keynote speech that opened Google's I/O developer conference in San Francisco on Wednesday did not feature any new phones or tablets, new versions of its Android operating system or any wingsuited skydivers landing on the roof of the Moscone West convention center.
Pushdo botnet is evolving, becomes more resilient to takedown attempts
Security researchers from Damballa have found a new variant of the Pushdo malware that's better at hiding its malicious network traffic and is more resilient to coordinated takedown efforts.
New CEO vows Intel will be more responsive in mobile push
Intel Corp's new CEO Brian Krzanich said on Thursday that under his leadership the top chipmaker will be more responsive to customers in an intensified focus on the fast-growing smartphone and tablet market where it lags its rivals.
Clemson receives $5M for alliance to increase African-Americans in computer sciences
The National Science Foundation has awarded Clemson University a $5 million grant to launch the Institute for African-American Mentoring in Computing Sciences.