Caught In A Net

Super chip

Human work done over 57,000 years would be accomplished in one second flat by a wonder computer developed by the US

Computer bananas

Global computer companies find that all roads now lead to Brazil, Despite its reputation as a banana republic

The rise of the machines

Artificial Intelligence is riding on both hope and fear. Here's why

Ageing computers

Heralding peace -- bit by byte

MONEYMAKERS

Clever mouse

If you think the millennium bug was a hoax, here comes a history lesson

A cross section of industries and governments across the world feared their software would go berserk at the turn of the millenium

Removing the slouches and aches from keyboards

Computer manufacturers have come up with new designs for keyboards that they claim, will help users avoid painful wrists and hunched shoulders.

Byte by byte

To increase disk drive capacity, both silicon chips and magnetic-memory disks will have to get better

Computer power

Piqued by piracy

The US is hopping mad about Chinese outfits copying and selling American products

DAMAGING DEVICE

Stop trashing computers

To conserve precious resources

Quantum computers: how they work

Scientists are achieving major breakthroughs in the construction of computers that will function in a totally new way

Copycat recorders

That time is not very far off when children will ask: when are we buying a CD recorder, Papa?

The year of Microsoft

The software giant rides high on the success of Windows 95

More bytes!

A new technique that promises to increase storage capacity in computers greatly

Google and IBM are at odds over 'quantum supremacy' — an expert explains what it really means

Quantum computers can perform very difficult calculations much faster than anything possible on conventional “classical” computers

US firm uses new software to woo Japanese market

Microsoft Corp of USA has launched a Japanese version of the Windows 3.1 software package, which is expected to grab for it control of Japan's …

Fighting the bug

How badly will the millennium bug hit India? While the Y2K Action Force says most government institutions will be able to meet the deadline, …

Global warming, how much?

The efficacy of computer models in assessing climate change remains contentious

News snippets

New device promises to make stroke rehabilitation fun

An IIT-Hyderabad-incubated startup makes an upper arm exercising device with a gaming console