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Neurodivergent teacher uses dyscalculia "superpower" to recreate full-scale, whale-sized replica of world's first programmable digital computer — 21st-century ENIAC used almost 3,000 sq ft of cardboard and NASA's Artemis II may be his next big challenge

Arizona students construct full-scale ENIAC replica, turning classroom into a whale-sized tribute to early computing history.

"The way we move light": Tiny optical chips smaller than a grain of salt could save data centers billions

"The way we move light": Tiny optical chips smaller than a grain of salt could save data centers billions

New beam-steering chip smaller than a grain of salt could cut hardware demands in quantum computing and high-performance data centers.

Researchers have developed a way to peek inside electronic parts as they're running and plan to see if they can snoop encrypted data

Researchers have developed a way to peek inside electronic parts as they're running and plan to see if they can snoop encrypted data

If that's got you worried about security, then don't panic: a little bit of metal solves that problem entirely.

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US startup plans to build data centers inside ocean-based wind turbines, servers water cooled via chilly North Sea — each leg houses a data center, firm set to launch three-legged prototype in Norway’s North Sea this year

Offshore wind turbines could house up to a 12-megawatt data center, drawing power directly from the winds blowing on the sea while using the cold ocean water for cooling.

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The three big players in computer memory are all building new factories but it probably won't help DRAM prices until 2028, if then

Micron, SK Hynix and Samsung are all tooling up, but don't expect PC memory prices to improve for years to come.

World's first 'thermodynamic computing chip' reaches tape out — Normal Computing's physics-based ASIC changes lanes to train more AI

Normal Computing announces successful tape-out of the world's first thermodynamic computing chip for AI training.

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'Like a field plowed prior to planting': Researchers want to grow lasers, yes lasers, on material commonly found in sand

Researchers at Imec have found a way to grow lasers directly on silicon, a material commonly found in sand.

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The rise of RISC: 2025 will be the year of the first quasi-mainstream RISC-V laptop as confirmed by the CEO of Framework but I don't think it will be ready for primetime

The rise of RISC: 2025 will be the year of the first quasi-mainstream RISC-V laptop as confirmed by the CEO of Framework but I don't think it will be ready for primetime

The laptop mainboard will be made by RISC-V developer DeepComputing.

Could AI soon make dozens of billion-dollar nuclear stealth attack submarines more expensive and obsolete?

Could AI soon make dozens of billion-dollar nuclear stealth attack submarines more expensive and obsolete?

Artificial intelligence can detect undersea movement better than humans, report claims.

Someone fused a 3D printer and a vacuum robot to create a mobile 3D printer that can print on almost any flat surface — including your floor

Someone fused a 3D printer and a vacuum robot to create a mobile 3D printer that can print on almost any flat surface — including your floor

This mobile 3D printing robot can print designs on floors and other flat surfaces.

Brains behind HDTV revolution want to deliver storage tech that is near indestructible — and can shrink a DVD movie to the size of a human thumbnail

Brains behind HDTV revolution want to deliver storage tech that is near indestructible — and can shrink a DVD movie to the size of a human thumbnail

SWS uses silver halide emulsion for tamper-proof data preservation

'No one knows what makes humans so much more efficient': small language models based on Homo Sapiens could help explain how we learn and improve AI efficiency — for better or for worse

'No one knows what makes humans so much more efficient': small language models based on Homo Sapiens could help explain how we learn and improve AI efficiency — for better or for worse

Tech companies are beginning to see the benefits of small language models based on humanlike learning.

Forget about Wi-Fi, your own private 5G network could be the answer to your connection woes — here's how to set one up for much cheaper than you think

Forget about Wi-Fi, your own private 5G network could be the answer to your connection woes — here's how to set one up for much cheaper than you think

Vodafone has teamed up with Lime Microsystems for a Raspberry Pi powered 5G solution available to buy now.

New 3D printing method creates a working robot hand with a single run — One step closer to printing missing limbs at home

New 3D printing method creates a working robot hand with a single run — One step closer to printing missing limbs at home

A new 3D printing method from Inkbit dubbed vision-controlled jetting allows high-resolution 3D printing that can simultaneously use firm and flexible materials. It is demonstrated with a functional robot hand.

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