Silicon Brains Compete at Games
The 18th Computer Olympiad had programs vying against each other in strategic game-playing.
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Considering Russia's alleged involvement in international cyber incidents, and its willingness to stop them.
Guido van Rossum speaks exclusively with CACM about the computer language Python, which he created a quarter-century ago.
Structural Challenges and the Need to Adapt
Broadening the conversation about scholars and scholarship in computing and information research.
Energy Harvesting Extends Life of Small Devices
Capturing ambient energy can keep off-grid devices running.
Internet Routing Failures Bring Architecture Changes Back to the Table
Significant reductions in the space needed for IPv4 routes could be made if service providers aggregated more of their routes.
Microrobots Are the “bee’s Knees” For Harvard Professor
At some point in the future, RoboBees may be able to perform the task of pollination.
Inside Risks: Just a Matter of Bandwidth
The previously incomprehensible increases in communication capacities now appearing almost daily may be enabling a quantum leap in one of the ultimately most promising, yet underfunded, areas of scientific research—teleportation. But to an extent even greater than with many other facets of technology, funding shortfalls in this area can carry with them serious risks to […]
Bouncing Robot Could Soften Future Nasa Landings
‘Tensegrity’ provides an alternative to lots of rugged equipment.
Brands Take Advantage of Hci Technologies
Technologies demonstrated in motion pictures are coming to life for advertisers.
Results From the First-Year Course MOOCs: Not There Yet
The empirical results of first-year MOOCs are in. We're not there yet in terms of retention, learning, or access.
Google’s Mini-Films Bring to Life the Early Days of Computing and the Internet
Google is sponsoring a series of mini-films about Britain's role in the early days of computers and the Internet.
Study: Women Just as Satisfied in It Jobs as Elsewhere
A new study suggests that preconceptions about women's dissatisfaction with IT industry jobs are unjustified.
Gaze-Based Inattention Management
How do you reduce distractions to office workers, while satisfying their need to stay current?
Nerdy Strutting: How to Put Women Off the Tech Industry
A reflection on how interaction patterns in the tech industry might be off putting to women even if they are not offensive or explicitly exclusive.
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