Blue Genes, Brains, IBM and a Bunch of Teraflops
IBM and EPFl (International Business Machines and L'Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne for acronym impaired) have committed to a joint two-year project…
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IBM and EPFl (International Business Machines and L'Ecole Polytechnique Federale de Lausanne for acronym impaired) have committed to a joint two-year project…
I'm in Birmingham Alabama this week. My family and I have invaded my brother-in-law's house. Before you even think it, yes, they have the world wide web here in Alabama.
I was reading the latest entry of the Google Blog (Google's official blog) this morning, and they mention a search technique that, while already covered here, I thought it might be worthwhile going over again. It's regarding the Site Search (site:) operator, and how it can be used to narrow your search to top level internet domains (.com, .net, .edu, .gov, etc.).
A decision that was eleven years in the making became official during the opening of the Apple WorldWide Developers Conference.
A lawsuit filed last year against a number of search engines concerning their displaying of gambling related ads has been given the go ahead by a San Francisco court.
Microsoft announced plans to squeeze the juice out of Blackberry when Steve Ballmer presented Windows Mobile 5.0. The new OS provides a number of new features for the handheld market and promises to hit companies like Research In Motion (RIM) and Good Technologies below the keypad.