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BufferBloat: What's Wrong With the Internet?
Vint Cerf, Jim Gettys,  Van Jacobson, and Nick Weaver

BufferBloat: What's Wrong With the Internet?

A discussion with Vint Cerf, Van Jacobson, Nick Weaver, and Jim Gettys.

blog@CACM | 01.28.2012
Royal Society Report Recommends CS in English Schools: Implications for USA?

Royal Society Report Recommends CS in English Schools: Implications for USA?

 The Royal Society, the world's oldest scientic academy, released a report this month calling for a radical change to English schools: Real Computer Science for all.  What are the implications for the United States?

Opinion | 02.01.2012
Yet Another Technology Cusp: Confusion, Vendor Wars, and Opportunities

Yet Another Technology Cusp: Confusion, Vendor Wars, and Opportunities

Considering the unexpected risks associated with seemingly minor technological changes.

News | 01.30.2012
Researchers Corral Chip Power-Performance Requirements

Researchers Corral Chip Power-Performance Requirements

Researchers are exploring ways to improve the energy efficiency of microprocessor hardware and software as next-generation chips and languages grow even more power-hungry.

THIS DAY IN HISTORY | 02.06.1958

Kilby Files Patent For Integrated Circuit.

Jack Kilby of Texas Instruments files a patent application called "miniaturized electronic circuits" for his work on a multi-transistor device. The patent was only one of 60 that Kilby holds. While Kilby has the earliest patent…

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