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Video game GPUs find use in biological modelling
Forget supercomputers -- researchers have devised a method of using graphics processing technology from video games in complex biological modelling.
Liz Tay
Sep 22 2008 12:21PM
Software
3D, 1.4 GHz processor chips emerge
Researchers have developed the first three-dimensional (3D) processor chip with synchronisation circuitry that runs at 1.4 gigahertz.
Staff Writers
Sep 17 2008 3:10PM
Hardware
'Korset' antivirus technique boasts no commercial strings
A newly released Open Source security program claims to have the potential to put antivirus software companies out of business.
Staff Writers
Sep 17 2008 1:16PM
Security
'Korset' antivirus technique boasts no commercial strings
A newly released Open Source security program claims to have the potential to put antivirus software companies out of business.
Staff Writers
Sep 17 2008 1:06PM
Security
'Cognitive radios' to improve wireless devices
Researchers are developing intelligent radios that can sense their surroundings and adjust their mode of operation accordingly.
Liz Tay
Sep 16 2008 1:39PM
Networking
CTO defends researcher's decision to reveal SCADA exploit
One technologist wants the public to understand why releasing exploit code for a dangerous vulnerability is sometimes the right thing to do.
Dan Kaplan
Sep 15 2008 11:52AM
Security
Researchers find racial bias in virtual worlds
Real-world behaviours and racial biases could carry forward into virtual worlds such as Second Life, social psychologists say.
Staff Writers
Sep 11 2008 4:05PM
Software
Age brings new romance with byte
'Emily' uses the internet for up to four hours every day for emailing, finding information and for visiting online dating websites.
Melissa Marino
Sep 9 2008 5:36PM
Software
Eyeball reflexes to improve biometric authentication
Researchers are developing a new approach to user authentication that cannot be spoofed, even with the most sophisticated contact lenses or surgery.
Liz Tay
Sep 9 2008 5:09PM
Security
Researchers warn of Orwellian technology
The combination of ICT and pervasive computing could enable individual activity to be monitored even more closely than George Orwell imagined in his novel 1984, social scientists warn.
Liz Tay
Sep 5 2008 2:01PM
Security
Energy level probe could speed quantum computing's advent
A newly developed technique of characterising artificial atoms could speed the development of quantum computers.
Liz Tay
Sep 5 2008 6:56AM
Hardware
New algorithm boosts network routing efficiency
A newly-developed algorithm for computer network routing could significantly boost the efficiency of networks that share ever-changing Internet resources.
Staff Writers
Aug 28 2008 12:05PM
Networking
Watchdog: U.S. government 'not ready' for consumer nanotech
The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) lacks the budget, authority and expertise to ensure that nanoproducts are safe, a nanotechnology watchdog has warned.
Staff Writers
Aug 25 2008 2:25PM
Hardware
Online wiki hosts interactive, 3D molecular structures
An online wiki called Proteopedia has been launched to give biologists and biochemists access to three-dimensional (3D) images of molecular structures.
Staff Writers
Aug 25 2008 1:29PM
Software
Ultra-fast, next-gen RAM could yield PCs that boot instantly
Scientists in Germany have developed next-generation Magnetic Random Access Memory (MRAM) that is said to operate as fast as fundamental speed limits allow.
Liz Tay
Aug 22 2008 4:50PM
Hardware
Palm-sized laser device generates single photons
Scientists have developed a palm-sized device that could generate single light particles for quantum cryptography and other applications.
Staff Writers
Aug 22 2008 11:54AM
Security
Psychologists tout educational benefits of video games
Video games could benefit students by improving gamers’ problem-solving skills, dexterity, and scientific thinking, psychologists say.
Liz Tay
Aug 19 2008 12:44PM
Software
Security researchers 'aiding' cyber-crooks
Security researchers should stop publishing vulnerabilities in the traditional way because cyber-criminals are using the code to generate zero-day exploits at record speeds, says a recent report.
Andrew Charlesworth
Jul 31 2008 7:57AM
Security
Can 'soul-less' robots make us weep?
A study of technology’s role in music therapy has found robot musicians wanting.
Liz Tay
Jul 24 2008 7:57AM
Hardware
Quantum physicists extend Moore’s Law for micromechanical devices
A small tweak on the surface of metal plates could reduce a quantum effect that stands in the way of tiny devices.
Liz Tay
Jul 18 2008 1:33PM
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