You've got Melissa

On March 26, thousands of computers across the world were infected with the 'Melissa' virus through the Internet. Many large corporations had to …

Will computers take over?

Book>>The Brain is Wider than the Sky by Bryan Appleyard, Weidenfield and Nicolson, £20.00

Electronic secretary

Clearing a bearing

Play bandit

The fracas over Apple logo

Website review: Going 'rural'

www.ruralnaukri.com proclaims itself as a "'Haat' where buyers and sellers of rural talent meet". But if you think it is entirely to do with …

Sound vision

Computer simulations to map noise pollution

Digitally yours

Online

Website review: http://www.ileia.org

The visitors to this site need to, at the very outset, acquaint themselves with the two confusing, and, as one soon discovers, related acronyms --…

India slaps Rs 700 crore tax on Microsoft's arm Gracemac

A slip of speed

Brain as a machine

Researchers are studying the human brain to build complex instruments

Employment guarantee goes hi-tech

Bytes

Giga-hit or mega-flop?

Will the fastest supercomputer developed by India help the country realise its potential? Or will it flop?

Double vision

The computer makes brain surgery a lot easier

AI called GPT-3 can now write like a human without thinking like one

GPT-3 is capable of producing excellent syntax. It boasts a wide range of vocabulary, owing to an large knowledge base from which it can generate …

A case of computer breakdown?

India and the Computer: A Study of Planned Development C R Subramanian Publisher: Oxford University Press Price: Rs 250

Solutions at a click

Computers pave the way for sustainable agricultural and rural development in five Pondicherry villages

Microsoft opens windows, just a crack

Company to reveal source code, but there is a catch

Wipro in net

Charged with illegal e-waste disposal

Solid solders

Silent wares from IBM