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An edited collection of advanced computing news from Communications of the ACM, ACM TechNews, other ACM resources, and news sites around the Web.


The 'smart City' Is Increasingly Global
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The 'smart City' Is Increasingly Global

Municipalities all over the world are building greater intelligence into their infrastructures.

Wi-Fi Kiosks Replacing Payphones in Nyc
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Wi-Fi Kiosks Replacing Payphones in Nyc

A move to provide free Internet services yields some unexpected consequences.

Chatbots Take Off
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Chatbots Take Off

Companies are exploring the use of a "human dialogue interface" to interact with customers and employees more effectively.

Augmented Reality Not Just For Gaming
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Augmented Reality Not Just For Gaming

Beyond entertainment, applications for augmented and virtual reality are being developed for business.

The Beginning of the Internet of Robot Things
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The Beginning of the Internet of Robot Things

Robots will take the Internet of Things to the next level.

More Low-Cost Pcs Are Aimed at Students
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More Low-Cost Pcs Are Aimed at Students

BBC’s micro:bit is the latest low-cost computer for education.

Games that Teach Coding
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Games that Teach Coding

A growing number of games seek to introduce the concepts of programming to young players.

The Need For Cognitive Computing
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The Need For Cognitive Computing

Companies get help digging the pearls of wisdom out of their big data.

Shrouding Oneself in Secrecy
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Shrouding Oneself in Secrecy

Identity cloaking tools, developed to protect the privacy of Internet users, are being used to skirt cybersecurity and international law.

Preserving the Internet
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Preserving the Internet

Is the Internet ephemeral by its nature, or can it be archived?

The Bioficial Heart
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The Bioficial Heart

Researchers aim to build replacements for human organs using 3D printing.

Relearning to Speak
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Relearning to Speak

New systems can help you not only learn to understand a second language, but how to pronounce it correctly.

Relearning to Speak
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Relearning to Speak

New systems can help you not only learn to understand a second language, but how to pronounce it correctly.

Companies Proactively Seek Out Internal Threats
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Companies Proactively Seek Out Internal Threats

Organizations must balance their concerns with the protection of employee privacy.

Teaching Computers with Illusions
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Teaching Computers with Illusions

Exploring the ways human vision can be fooled is helping developers of machine vision.

Predictive Analytics Provides Powerful Benefits to Healthcare
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Predictive Analytics Provides Powerful Benefits to Healthcare

Medical treatment is on the verge of a "radical transformation" thanks to statistical data analysis techniques that predict future outcomes.

Stacking Chips Gains Momentum at Stanford
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Stacking Chips Gains Momentum at Stanford

A new model of a monolithic 3D stack could boost logic, memory bandwidth.

Python For Beginners
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Python For Beginners

A survey found the language in use in introductory programming classes in the top U.S. computer science schools.

Bringing Coding to Kindergarten
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Bringing Coding to Kindergarten

How young is too young to learn to write software?

Pursuing Deep Learning
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Pursuing Deep Learning

Startups are trying to take advantage of deep learning techniques to improve search results.
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