Quantum Advantage Has Been Achieved – Here’s What That Means
Researchers prove that quantum computing is closer than we think, with new proof that quantum advantage is real.
Computing
Intel and Lenovo May Be Changing Tablets as We Know Them
A new tablet designed by developers at Intel and Lenovo is designed like a notebook with dual screen capabilities and full portability.
Why You Need Edge Computing and 3 Ways It Can Help You
Government agencies are opting for edge computing in order to benefit from better data protection, higher cost savings, and more.
Blue Light Is Tech’s Aesthetic, But It’s Hurting Our Eyes
A group of optical researchers are putting their two cents into the blue light debate, claiming that it has a significant correlation to age-related blindness
Siemens Rail Automation Rail Signaling Simulator
Siemens Rail Automation is a premium supplier of signaling systems to the rail industry worldwide. The signaling system is fundamental to the safety of a rail network as it maintains safe separation and prevents collisions.
Dell Technologies Executive Briefing Center
When Dell and EMC, two of the largest global technology leaders, joined forces, they asked HB Communications to design an AV solution strategy for their new Executive Briefing/Customer Solution Center, a state-of-the-art meeting place for the newly combined company and its customers.
Scientists Find a Way to Make Computers Out of DNA
This new structural discovery for changing the shape of DNA can be used for a variety of technological applications.
VIDEO: Presenting the All-New Atlas lineup
In 2017, the Atlas entered hundreds of classrooms across the country. This school season, the Atlas lineup is ready to make an even bigger impact.
Video: The Bak USA Atlas is Reviewed on Cable TV
The Atlas from Bak USA recently appeared on “NewsWatch,” a TV and web series that airs on ION Television, AMC Networks, and at newswatch.com.
Xlinix Nearing The Finish Line With ACAP Technology
Xlinix plans to release new flexible ACAP chip that will change the face of programming later this year.
