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Documentation Academy Aims to Empower Open Source Newcomers
Canonical's Open Documentation Academy aims to help newcomers participate in the open source community, offering mentorship and…
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China Nurtures Homegrown Talent to Promote Chip Self-Reliance
China has been making efforts to identify and train skilled professionals in the field of computer chips to achieve self-reliance in the integrated circuit industry...
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Gamers Forge Their Own Paths When It Comes to Accessibility
Players with disabilities and chronic illnesses haven't waited around for console manufacturers to look their way.
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Preparing for The Exascale Era
Researchers from across the HPC community are working to develop software tools, codes, and methods that can fully exploit the innovative exascale supercomputers...
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The micro:bit Computer Gets An Upgrade
The BBC micro:bit mini-computer — used by millions of schoolchildren around the world — has received a major upgrade that will support experimentation with artificial...
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There's a New Microprocessor in Town, from India
Researchers from the RISE Group at the Indian Institute of Technology Madras have developed a microprocessor with an open-source instruction set and is available...
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'We Built Two Data Centers in the Middle of the Pandemic'
The IT team on the Isle of Guernsey built two data centers within budget and two weeks behind schedule in the midst of the global pandemic.
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Robots to Help Children With Disabilities Touch the Outside World
A team of University of California researchers is working to improve telepresence robots and the algorithms that drive them to help children with disabilities stay...
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How Is China Finding the Talent to Become a Self-Reliant Chipmaker?
The rapid development of the integrated circuit industry in China means high demand for skilled staff. The industry now has a huge labor gap, lacking 320,000 qualified...
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Chinese Scientist Claims to Have Built 60-Qubit Quantum Computer
Pan Jianwei, a physicist at the University of Science and Technology of China, claims to have built a quantum computer with 60 qubits.
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Former IT Director Gets Jail Time for Selling Cisco Gear on eBay
A former IT security director in South Carolina was sentenced this week to two years in federal prison for taking government-owned networking equipment and selling...
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Researchers Build Mechanical Memory Board Using Origami
Researchers have constructed a mechanical binary switch using origami, the ancient Japanese art of paper folding, and put several switches together to build a functioning...
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Short on Workers, Shippers Have Robots Pick Up the Slack
The COVID-19 pandemic and the explosion in demand for home-delivered goods means FedEx and other shippers are pushing the limits of what robotic arms can do.
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Microfluidic Chip Sensor Makes Swimming Pools Safer
A microchip that enables continuous monitoring of pH and chlorine levels in swimming pools will improve water safety and hygiene by aiding pool chemistry and pool...
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Driverless Cars Set to Race at Indy Speedway
More than three dozen universities from around the world have signed up for the Indy Autonomous Challenge, a race to be held at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway...
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NUS Researchers Give Robots Sensing Abilities to Carry Out Complex Tasks
A robotic system developed by NUS researchers comprising neural networks, electronic skin, and vision sensors opens the door for smarter robots.
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Enigma Code-Breaking Machine Rebuilt at Cambridge
University of Cambridge alumnus Hal Evans has built a fully-functioning replica of a 1930s Polish cyclometer — an electromechanical cryptologic device that was...
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Developer Makes Miniature Model of IBM 1401 Mainframe Computer
Nicolas Temese built a miniature version of the IBM 1401 computer system from scratch. The finished model will go to the Computer History Museum.
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Chinese Researchers Explore Possible Carbon Nanotube-Based Chips
Chinese researchers are making progress in using carbon nanotube arrays as alternatives to silicon in large-scale integrated circuits.
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Researchers' Paper-Thin Gallium Oxide Transistor Handles More Than 8,000 Volts
Electrical engineers at the University at Buffalo are developing a gallium oxide-based transistor that's paper-thin and able to handle more than 8,000 volts.
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Dutch Restaurant Will Reopen With Robot Waiters
Two robots will greet customers, serve food, and observe social distancing at the Royal Palace when the restaurant reopens in Renesse, the Netherlands.
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