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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 Economic Payoff of Federally Funded IT Research
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The Economic Payoff of Federally Funded IT Research

How basic IT research has yielded huge commercial benefits.

Autonomous Shipping Charts Its Course
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Autonomous Shipping Charts Its Course

The maritime industry wades into digitalization; will it float?

Using Crowdsourced Computing to Fight the Coronavirus
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Using Crowdsourced Computing to Fight the Coronavirus

Folding@Home is more powerful than the world’s top seven supercomputers combined.

The Evolution of Brick and Mortar
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The Evolution of Brick and Mortar

New technologies are transforming the future of in-person retail.

COBOL Programmers are Back In Demand. Seriously.
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COBOL Programmers are Back In Demand. Seriously.

States race to upgrade their legacy mainframe systems to meet the cascade of unemployment claims caused by the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Shuttering of Corporate Datacenters
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The Shuttering of Corporate Datacenters

Datacenters are being decommissioned at a rapid pace.

Holding Algorithms Accountable
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Holding Algorithms Accountable

How can we battle algorithmic bias?

Head in the Clouds
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Head in the Clouds

Brain-computer interfaces, like so much else, may be migrating to the cloud.

Hacking the Body Electric
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Hacking the Body Electric

Electroceuticals use electricity, rather than chemicals, to treat the body's ills.

An Emerging Threat, Hiding in Plain Sight
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An Emerging Threat, Hiding in Plain Sight

Steganography hides information, sometimes right before your eyes.

Crawling Inside Hard Drives
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Crawling Inside Hard Drives

Digital forensics seeks evidence in stored digital information; it's not as easy as it sounds.

Hijacking the CryptoMine
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Hijacking the CryptoMine

The lure of easy money leads to explosive growth in cryptojacking.

Pressure Building for Rules of Engagement for Cyberwarfare
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Pressure Building for Rules of Engagement for Cyberwarfare

The call for an international legal framework governing cyberwarfare is gaining momentum.

Into the Breach
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Into the Breach

Cyber ratings firms help companies evaluate the risks of doing business.

Getting Past The Ad Blockers
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Getting Past The Ad Blockers

Online consumers use software to block ads; online advertisers can pay to be whitelisted by some ad-blocking software.

You Can Hear the Future Calling
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You Can Hear the Future Calling

Hearables are not your father’s earphones, limited to taking calls and listening to music.

Speeding Delivery By 3D-Printing Products
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Speeding Delivery By 3D-Printing Products

Online mega-retailer Amazon appears to be exploring the use of 3D printing to get products to consumers faster.

Anticipating Computational Fashion
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Anticipating Computational Fashion

Wearable technologies are poised to move beyond the wrist.

Google’s Project Zero Aims to 'improve Security Across the Internet'
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Google’s Project Zero Aims to 'improve Security Across the Internet'

Google has assembled 'the best practically-minded security researchers' to 'significantly reduce the number of people harmed by targeted attacks.'
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