The Atari 400 Mini Is a Palm-Sized Homage to the 8-Bit Personal Computer Era
The Atari Mini 400, which hits stores today, is a terrific homage to the Atari 8-bit PC era, celebrating the company’s game library spanning the 400/800, XL and XE series,
The Atari Mini 400, which hits stores today, is a terrific homage to the Atari 8-bit PC era, celebrating the company’s game library spanning the 400/800, XL and XE series,
Super Micro Computer has gone from an obscure server maker to a company worth over $60 billion. Shares have skyrocketed around 258% in 2024, which beats client Nvidia (up just
Super Micro Computer is an investor’s second chance at buying Nvidia ( NVDA -2.50%), the stock that ruled 2023. While Nvidia sells the GPUs that make up data centers that
As our reliance on technology grows, so does our need for advanced computer professionals and educators. Despite the number of conferred graduate degrees in computer and information sciences nearly tripling
The brain-computer interface wars have begun. For years, startups and academic researchers have been experimenting on humans and animals with placing sensors on or near the brain to deepen our
A West Yorkshire Police officer has been jailed for making unauthorised searches on police computer systems. Leeds-based PC Sanya Shahid, 31, was sentenced to nine months in prison for three
A police sergeant has denied burglary, stealing a safe containing £16,000 and the misuse of police computers. Sgt Ben Cooke, 34, from Rhondda Cynon Taf, is accused of breaking into
No Man’s Sky is still getting major updates. Developer Hello Games’ “Orbital” update, due Wednesday, adds procedurally generated space stations (so they’ll be different every time), a ship editor and
A NASA official is optimistic that a problem with the Voyager 1 spacecraft that has kept it from transmitting intelligible data for months can be resolved.
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