Computers

Ultra-thin optical chip moves data energy-efficiently at record speeds

A hair-thin optical chip can transfer massive data for AI training 20x faster while using almost no energy—thanks to phase-shifted light.

Scientists develop high-performance memory devices that dissolve in water Rebecca Shavit

Breakthrough MRAM chips deliver faster, ultra-efficient computer memory Joshua Shavit

Groundbreaking crystal oxide transistors are faster, smaller and more reliable than silicon Joshua Shavit

Breakthrough DNA-based supercomputer runs 100 billion tasks at once Joseph Shavit

Next-gen MRAM could replace DRAM chips in your next computer Joshua Shavit

DNA-based supercomputer can run 100 billion parallel programs Joseph Shavit

The secret to AI’s learning ability lies in Occam’s razor Joshua Shavit

This 2,000-year-old Greek machine is the world’s first computer Joshua Shavit

Researchers link social media use to poor sleep Joshua Shavit

This incredible 2,000-year-old device is the world’s first computer Joseph Shavit

This 2,000-year-old device is the world’s first computer Joshua Shavit

Artificial intelligence can now create AI applications on its own Joseph Shavit

Scientists double computer processing speed and cut power consumption by 50%Joshua Shavit

Supercomputers predict the existence of even harder ‘Super Diamonds’ on alien planets Joseph Shavit

Geological discovery ends the debate of what killed the dinosaurs Joseph Shavit

Gamechanging transistor can process data at the speed of light!Joshua Shavit