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1950s mechanical calculator crumbles in the face of divide-by-zero conundrum
Divide by zero is one of computing’s most notorious error conditions - and an old mechanical calculator doesn't handle it gracefully.
'World's first scalable DNA data storage offering' announced offering a staggering ‘60PB in 60 cubic inches,’ enough to hold 660,000 4K movies
Atlas Data Storage, a DNA-based storage tech startup, has announced its first commercial offering.
Russia allegedly still using Starlink-guided drones in Ukraine, report claims — Starlink Mini strapped to grounded drone points to ongoing issue, despite U.S. DoD claims threat was blunted
Russian drones are still flying into Ukrainian airspace to strike their targets with Starlink hardware clearly strapped to them, say Ukrainian media reports.
Intel admits it needs more Core Ultra 200-series wafers — 'If we had more Lunar Lake wafers, we would be selling more Lunar Lake'
Intel needs more Core Ultra 200-series 'Arrow Lake' and 'Lunar Lake' wafers from TSMC as demand exceeds supply.
SoftBank CEO Masayoshi Son wants to build ‘Trump Industrial Parks’ across the nation, report claims
SoftBank proposes building multiple industrial parks across the U.S. on federal land to manufacture semiconductors and other AI infrastructure.
AMD CEO Lisa Su 'emphatically' rejects talk of an AI bubble
AMD CEO Lisa Su used her appearance at WIRED’s Big Interview conference in San Francisco to push back against growing speculation that the AI sector is overheating.
Dell and Lenovo set to increase server and PC costs by as much as 15% as soon as this month, according to industry sources
And it extends beyond just memory.
IBM unveiled its Deep Blue chess supercomputer prototype 30 years ago today
On November 5, 1995, IBM took the wraps off its Deep Blue prototype, a supercomputer designed to beat the world’s greatest chess players.
