Computing Archives - Page 8 of 21

Mobile is eating the business world, but where are all the great business apps?

Vivek Wadhwa - June 1, 2015

Forget Google Glass—It’s All About Google Pants

Jason Dorrier - May 31, 2015

Infographic: Trillion-Fold Rise in Computing Puts a 1985 Supercomputer on Our Wrists

Jason Dorrier - May 25, 2015

What Is the Metaverse? Philip Rosedale’s Big Dream for Immersive Virtual Worlds

Jason Dorrier - May 21, 2015

AI More Like Iron Man’s JARVIS Is Coming This Next Decade…Bring It On

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - May 19, 2015

Quantum Computing Is About to Overturn Cybersecurity’s Balance of Power

Vivek Wadhwa - May 11, 2015

Watching This Simulated Star Die Is Mesmerizing…and Good Science Too

Jason Dorrier - May 9, 2015

A Quantum Computer Is a Delicate Beast: Video Tour of D-Wave’s Black Box (Part I)

Jason Dorrier - May 8, 2015

Digitizing DIY: Lowe’s to Offer 3D Printing Services at Orchard Supply Hardware

Jason Dorrier - April 29, 2015

The Coming Problem of Our iPhones Being More Intelligent Than Us

Vivek Wadhwa - April 24, 2015

The Internet of Everything Is a Simply Massive Opportunity: $19 Trillion in the Next Decade

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - April 21, 2015

Looking Ahead as Moore’s Law Turns 50: What’s Next for Computing?

Jason Dorrier - April 20, 2015

2015’s Most Electrifying Emerging Tech? World Economic Forum Releases Annual List

Jason Dorrier - April 15, 2015

Meet the Rising Billion Who Will Fuel Disruption in the Global Economy

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - April 6, 2015

Apple isn’t just satisfied reinventing health care, it’s targeting clinical trials as well

Vivek Wadhwa - March 24, 2015

Disrupting Yourself

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - March 2, 2015

The Future of Crime: Our Digital Lives Are Hackable, But There’s Hope—If We Act Now

Jason Dorrier - February 18, 2015

The Future of Crime: Smartphone Tracking, Neurohacking, and AI Assisted Murder

Jason Dorrier - February 12, 2015

We Need a Manhattan Project for Cyber Security

Marc Goodman - January 22, 2015

3D Printed Electronic Devices Are Coming

Jason Dorrier - January 15, 2015

These 11 Technologies Will Go Big in 2015

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - January 6, 2015

Women Working on the Frontiers of Technology

Darlene Damm - December 31, 2014

Coming Data Deluge Means You’ll Know Anything You Want, Anytime, Anywhere

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - December 23, 2014

Mobile, the Metatrend of the Decade

Peter H. Diamandis, MD - December 16, 2014

Worm ‘Brain’ Uploaded Into Lego Robot

Jason Dorrier - December 15, 2014

What Google Glass Has in Common With an Iconic Apple Fail

Jason Dorrier - December 7, 2014

Summit Europe: Robots Are Still Toddlers—But They’re Growing Up Fast

Jason Dorrier - November 22, 2014

Summit Europe: Artificial Intelligence Evolving From Disappointing to Disruptive

Jason Dorrier - November 20, 2014

Exponential Medicine: Data Deluge to Disrupt Healthcare This Decade

Jason Dorrier - November 16, 2014

Will Quantum Computing Become an Everyday Reality? CNBC Interviews Brad Templeton to Learn More

David J. Hill - November 11, 2014

Computers Are Writing Novels, But Do You Really Want To Read Them?

Jason Dorrier - November 9, 2014

Students Link Brains to Fire Video Game Cannon

Jason Dorrier - November 6, 2014

The Internet of Things Should ‘Rattle the Imagination’

Jason Dorrier - November 4, 2014

Futuristic Medical Implant Powered by Sound Waves

Arlington Hewes - October 27, 2014

Are Efforts at Total Brain Simulation Putting the Cart Before the Horse?

Jason Dorrier - October 26, 2014

When the Internet Sleeps

Jason Dorrier - October 20, 2014

Million Robot Revolution Delayed—iPhone Manufacturer Foxconn Hires More Humans

Jason Dorrier - October 12, 2014

How Long Would It Take to Mine Bitcoin by Hand?

Jason Dorrier - September 30, 2014

Virtual Reality May Become the Next Great Media Platform—But Can It Fool All Five Senses?

Jason Dorrier - September 28, 2014

This Algorithm Finds the Safest Neighborhood Close to a McDonald’s Just From Photos

Arlington Hewes - September 25, 2014

Predicting and Preventing the Spread of Infectious Disease with Google Earth

David J. Hill - September 14, 2014

New Apple Watch and Other Smartwatches Merely a Step In Technology’s Great Disappearing Act

Jason Dorrier - September 7, 2014

Google Glass App Uses Facial Recognition to Read People’s Emotions

David J. Hill - September 2, 2014

Skully Motorcycle Helmet Not Quite Iron Man, But a Taste of Our Augmented Reality Future

Jason Dorrier - August 20, 2014

These Battery-Free, WiFi Devices Run On Radio Waves

Arlington Hewes - August 5, 2014

Robot Olympics Planned for 2020 Powered by Japan’s ‘Robot Revolution’

Jason Dorrier - August 2, 2014

How to Virtually ‘Possess’ Another Person’s Body Using Oculus Rift and Kinect

Jason Dorrier - July 30, 2014

NBA Courtside at Home? Live Action Virtual Reality is Here and Better than Expected

Aaron Frank - July 22, 2014

What’s Missing from Virtual Reality? Immersive 3D Soundscapes

Jason Dorrier - July 6, 2014

Comcast Muddies Its Anti-Open Internet Position With Free Wi-Fi Hotspots

Cameron Scott - July 5, 2014

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