STERLING HEIGHTS, Mich.--(BUSINESS WIRE)--RAVE Computer, a leader in the manufacturing of purpose-built computing solutions, today announced it will debut a stunning new training and simulation ...

A Google scientist will join a controversial demonstration of a claimed quantum computer on Monday--but scientists doubt the validity of the system being shown. During a session at the SC07 ...

A Google scientist will join a demonstration of a claimed quantum computer on Monday — but scientists doubt the validity of the system being shown. During a session at the SC07 supercomputing ...

Douglas Engelbart's demo in 1968 unveiled a whole new way of computing and introduced the world to the computer mouse It’s remembered as the “Mother of All Demos,” and 40 years later, it got another ...

We've been hearing about the death of PCs for years. The tech world hasn't stopped talking about how devices like smartphones and tablets are cutting into the PC industry's profits and how mobile is ...

Can a computer demo change people's lives? I've seen plenty in my time but none that moved me in any significant way. Yet 40 years ago, Doug Engelbart gave a demo that did change people's lives and ...

If there's such a thing as a Big Bang moment for modern computing, it happened on December 9, 1968. On that day, in an underground convention center in the heart of San Francisco, Doug Engelbart gave ...

In the span of 100 minutes on Dec. 9, 1968, Douglas Engelbart became a tech legend. The inventor and engineer unveiled such revolutionary inventions as the computer mouse, hyperlinks and the video ...

A gaming journalism veteran of ten-plus years and four-time IGF judge, largely attracted to indie games, new IPs, and in general, what could very well be the gaming world's next surprise hit. Divorced ...

Combining art, science, engineering, and the psychology of human perception and interaction, computer graphics involves the creation and manipulation of visual content used in applications ranging ...

On a crisp California afternoon in early December 1968, a square-jawed, mild-mannered Stanford researcher named Douglas Engelbart took the stage at San Francisco’s Civic Auditorium and proceeded to ...